Pavel Mládek from Stěžer, who discovered a bronze treasure, received a reward of 25 thousand crowns from the Hradec Králové Region. Specifically, two axes, eight talents and a needle. He handed everything over to the museum, for which he was rewarded.
They found silver coins worth CZK 1.5 million, but they only received a CZK 20 000 reward from the regional authority. Zdeněk Matějka and his colleague discovered the treasure near Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou. They were expecting a higher find.
Almost half a meter on the ground was a preserved engine of a Messerschmitt Bf fighter which was shot down in 1945 during the liberation of Brno. The parts were found only ten years ago and went to the Moravian Museum.
A surprise awaited the workers who were working in the centre of Bruntál thirteen years ago. They discovered a tomb where a member of the then Order of German Knights was buried.
The treasure discovered last year by a couple in the woods near the Kladruby monastery in the Tachov region is worth around four million crowns. The depot contained 435 gold and silver coins from the 14th century.
Archaeologists came across the prehistoric roundhouse seven years ago in the village of Plotiště nad Labem near Hradec Králové. Seven thousand years ago, this building served as a social and spiritual centre. The prehistoric site was located at a depth of approximately two metres.
Archaeologists have experienced harvest several times at the Helfštýn Castle in the Přerov region. Four years ago, they discovered dozens of silver coins there. Later, a unique cachel with the biblical Eve and Adam and ammunition. Archaeologists searched the site with a metal detector.
Kulhal and came to the Nisa valley from Greece. Ten years ago, scientists put a face to a man called the Hradec Vampire. He was a criminal who lived in Hradec nad Nisou seven hundred years ago.
A unique furnace was discovered by archaeologists six years ago at the Svijan castle in the Liberec region. It dates back to the eighteenth century and was hidden in the wall. It is the only such piece found in North Bohemia.
Coins from the seventeenth century were discovered by archaeologists in the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Dobrčice with the help of metal detectors. These included a silver denarius of Emperor Matthias II. "The youngest coin found is a silver denarius of Matthias II from 1611 minted in the Kremnica mint.
