Archaeology

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• Archaeological finds submitted on LP 0
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Cyprus 2016 with CTX 3030 metal detector

This whole somewhat frantic trip started the Sunday before last at the shopping mall, when I got tired of constantly looking at last-minute tours. We went around to about 3 travel agencies in the mall asking for Greece or Spain and taking one of the first reasonable offers. The destination or similar attributes don't matter and about 7 hours later we are standing in Prague airport waiting for our flight to Larnaca.

How was Moravia Minelab Day

In the article you can see photos from the event and also read some of the measured results and the best settings for each detector.

Dream Depot

Last year brought one literally unbelievable find. As it is in these cases, chance helped everything.

Minelab day in Uherský Brod

So we have finished the meeting in Uherský Brod. The weather was good this time and I think everything was tested except Eureka. The slope polygon prepared by Olda and Pavel was great and a lot of searchers were surprised how it is with the ranges.

7 hours with Minelab - Minelab Detector Owners Club meeting

Photos and description of Saturday's event, which was worth it for fans of the metal detector brand Minelab.

Celtic oppidum series, part four: the oppidum in Hainburg was rebuilt by archaeologists

In the next part of the series on Celtic oppids we will look at Austria, specifically Hainburg. Two thousand years ago, a fortified town stood on a local hill called Braunsberg.It was located at the so-called Uher Gate, which was the junction of the Amber and Danube routes, important for long-distance trade at the time.

Archeo metal detector finds

Bronze knife Czech-Palatinate culture BC1 ca. 1350 BC

Ancient seal associated with Jewish rituals found in Jerusalem

Isreal archaeologists have claimed that a rare clay seal found under Jerusalem'sthe ancient city of Jerusalem is probably linked to rituals that took place in Solomon's Temple 2,000 years ago.