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31 Oct 2013 Treasure from Rýmařov Square 31. 10. 2013

31 Oct 2013 Treasure from Rýmařov Square

Viky
5594 0
Eight years ago, extensive research was carried out in the centre of Rýmařov in connection with the total reconstruction of Peace Square and Radniční Street. The archaeologists discovered the foundations of a house from the thirteenth century, but also a number of artefacts such as an axe-mlat or earrings.
When a migrant treasure is found

When a migrant treasure is found

Elmara
39660 18
As probably most of the searchers have registered, there was recently found literally unbelievable "moving" treasure which at least in our country has almost no competition. The find was made by the Slám brothers, so I asked Lukáš and Jakub if they could answer a few detectorist questions.
The largest Roman hoard of silver coins in Bavaria

The largest Roman hoard of silver coins in Bavaria

Elmara
39895 6
Urban archaeologists in Augsburg, Germany, have uncovered a record-breaking Roman silver treasure. A beautifully preserved set of several thousand silver denarii from the 1st and 2nd century. century was found along with other artefacts near the city's oldest quarter, Oberhausen, on the site of a planned residential development.
23.10.2014 Galloway Treasure 23. 10. 2014

23.10.2014 Galloway Treasure

Elmara
3177 0
Hundreds of gold and silver objects were discovered in autumn 2014 by a prospector with a metal detector in Scotland. Experts say it was the rarest Viking find in the country since the nineteenth century. The depot contained bracelets, crosses and brooches.
21 Oct 2013 Math teacher finds gold and bronze treasure 21. 10. 2013

21 Oct 2013 Math teacher finds gold and bronze treasure

Viky
6080 13
Axes, bronze bracelets and gold hair ornaments were found eight years ago by a mathematics teacher from Ústí nad Labem when he went for a walk with his dog. He was intrigued by a path that had been ploughed by wild boars. He was the first to discover the bronze axes.

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