Adventure in Moravia
Hello, fellow treasure hunters! I'm Detector Lady, and today I'm excited to share my recent adventure in the stunning woods of Moravia, Czech Republic.
Hello, fellow treasure hunters! I'm Detector Lady, and today I'm excited to share my recent adventure in the stunning woods of Moravia, Czech Republic.
Despite ongoing thefts at a Celtic hillfort in Slovakia, weekend prospecting helped us preserve some artifacts from the La Tène period.
Metal detecting can be an exciting hobby that combines history, exploration, the thrill of discovery, and a bit of exercise. I call myself the Detector Lady, and I started metal detecting in 2020. I will gladly give you advice and tips for a happy treasure hunt.
Each detector signal could mean the discovery of an ancient coin, jewel, or artifact that will help us better understand the lives and adventures of medieval knights.
I accepted an invitation to a very rare place. I visited the old castle forest with metal detector, where the owners keep beautiful herds of animals. This place is private, closed, and guarded, so I appreciate the trust I've been given.
After two days of SLOUP 2024, a Metal-Detecting event, I went prospecting in an old forest and a meadow in the former Sudetenland in the Czech Republic.
I only had a moment—two hours at the most—but it was such a beautiful meadow that I couldn't resist. I took XP Deus 2 and went to try my luck.
Let's take a trip back in time. Unexpectedly, Kája and I ended up in the mountains without electricity for two days. Living in an Italian Borgata without electricity was quite challenging. We had to rely on alternative sources of lighting, such as candles.
On the first part of my trip to Slovakia, I went with Kája to a Celtic Hillfort. The event was a collaboration between various associations and an archaeologist. We met with Czech and Slovak participants, shared stories, and spent two days using metal detectors to search for artifacts.