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20 Aug 2004 The mythical church at Krudum 20. 8. 2004

20 Aug 2004 The mythical church at Krudum

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The ruins of the late Romanesque church of St. Nicholas in Hrušková in the Sokolov region have been giving interesting testimonies for years. Archaeologists keep returning here. They also carried out research there seventeen years ago. According to old rumours, there was a treasure hidden in the walls.
18 Aug 1923 Přerov Treasure 18. 8. 1923

18 Aug 1923 Přerov Treasure

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Half a metre below the floor of the inn in Přerov was a hidden treasure, which was found in 1923. it contained 2400 coins from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This rare hoard is mentioned, for example, in the book Witnesses of the Times.
17 Aug 2007 Someone stole part of the treasure 17. 8. 2007

17 Aug 2007 Someone stole part of the treasure

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Fourteen years ago an unknown thief stole part of the so-called Běhařov treasure from the Klatovy museum. It consisted of 1,099 coins, 330 South German pfennigs from the twelfth century were lost. The museum estimated their value at 480,000 crowns.
13 Aug 2013 Grave of a Great Moravian warrior 13. 8. 2013

13 Aug 2013 Grave of a Great Moravian warrior

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Archaeologists discovered the grave of a Great Moravian warrior between Lanžhot and Breclav in 2013. In addition to the bones, they found a sword, two knives and two earrings. The grave dates back to the ninth century.
12 Aug 2011 Medieval treasure at Brandy Castle 12. 8. 2011

12 Aug 2011 Medieval treasure at Brandy Castle

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Coins and other objects dating from the period before Jan Žižka were discovered by archaeologists ten years ago in an abandoned castle in Brandýs nad Orlicí. Specifically, they found eleven coins from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
11 Aug 2009 Roman camp near Pasohlávky 11. 8. 2009

11 Aug 2009 Roman camp near Pasohlávky

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The Roman camp was discovered twelve years ago by archaeologists near Pasohlávky in the Brno region. There were several different buildings on the site. The most important was the so-called valetudinarium, which was a Roman infirmary.

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