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2. 6. 2011

2 Jun 2011 Massive tunnels link Scotland to Turkey

Thousands of Stone Age tunnels were discovered by archaeologists ten years ago. It is a truly unique system that stretches across Europe. They connect Scotland with distant Turkey.

First detector search and the find of a lifetime: A mix of Roman, Viking and other treasures

Detective Charles Cartwright went on his first search on May 7. He was walking through a field at Polfields Coppice in Doddenham when he came across a very strong signal. He eventually unearthed nearly 300 rare historical artefacts from a shallow depth, including jewellery from the medieval and Bronze Age periods, as well as a number of Egyptian valuables. But suspicion replaced the joy.

Real age of giant man with erect penis revealed - new findings change history

After a year of scientific analysis and centuries of conjecture, experts from the National Trust have confirmed the true age of the so-called. The "Cerne Giant" - a 55-metre-tall figure of a man with a nine-metre-long penis that someone carved centuries ago into a chalk hillside near the village of Cerne Abbas in England. The new data debunks virtually all previous theories, changing the outdated view of all chalk figures in England.

21. 5. 2021

21. 5. 2011 Ancient gold necklace

The massive gold necklace was found ten years ago by David Spohr using a metal detector. The jewel, estimated by experts to be worth £20,000, was discovered in a field in Dorset where cows normally graze.

15. 5. 2010

15. 5. 2010 178 silver coins found on a trip

The metal detectorists of the West Riding Detector Group felt like they had hit the jackpot eleven years ago. For near Knaresborough in North Yorkshire they found 178 silver coins dating back to the twelfth century.

3. 5. 2012

May 3, 2012 The old man hid antiques worth £ 250,000

He lived very modestly, slowly like a beggar. Little did anyone know that an old man living in Southsea, Hampshire, was hiding rare antiques at home. Everything came to light when the man died. At home, he had gems worth £ 250,000.

The foundation bought a treasure of Celtic coins and jewelry from a private collection for 1.3 million crowns

The Independent Trust Fund for the Preservation of Jersey's Historic Monuments has purchased part of one of Europe's greatest Iron Age treasures. The artifacts make up about two-thirds of the "Le Câtillon I" set from an accidental find in 1957, which is linked to Britain's largest treasure of Celtic coins found by a metal detector in 2012 ...

April 30, 2011 Collection of 1247 Roman coins

A depot of Roman coins was discovered by archaeologists ten years ago in Colchester, England. The treasure was located near the former barracks. Specifically, two pots, one of which contained 1247 coins.

They discovered a unique Roman complex in England, the first of its kind in the world

A large Roman complex was discovered in Eastfield, Scarborough, Yorkshire, which is the first of its kind in Britain and probably unique in the whole Roman Empire. It was discovered during archaeological research at the site of the planned housing construction. Geophysical research indicated the presence of something interesting beneath the surface. What the excavations finally revealed, archaeologists would not even dream of…

Extremely rare golden medieval seal declared a treasure

Last June, a metal detector near King's Lynn found a unique medieval seal with an engraving of an elephant carrying a "war tower" on its back. It is only the third golden seal that the British PAS (Portable Antiquities Scheme) has ever recorded and at the same time the first with an depicted elephant ...

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