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When you imagine World War I, you might think of muddy trenches in France. But up in the Alps, another kind of war was fought, one carved into rock, ice, and sky. Welcome to northern Italy, where engineers turned mountains into fortresses.
Metal detecting, a hobby that now unites history lovers, treasure hunters, and outdoor adventurers worldwide, has its roots in science, war, and human curiosity. But where did it all begin?
Some places look completely ordinary, quiet woods, narrow paths, a countryside that feels almost untouched. And yet, beneath the surface, stories linger. My recent trip to South Bohemia with a friend wasn't just about metal detecting. It was about stepping into history and standing in a place where something unforgettable happened.
Metal detecting is a fantastic hobby that combines adventure, history, and the thrill of discovery.
Ah, metal detecting! The only hobby where you can simultaneously feel like an archaeologist, a treasure hunter, and a contestant on a game show called "Will It Be a Coin or a Grenade?" Yes, folks, welcome to the world of metal detecting, where every beep of your detector could lead to a shiny penny or a relic from a...
Bún mắm is a traditional Vietnamese dish from the southern region, particularly the Mekong Delta. It is a flavorful noodle soup made with fermented fish broth. It typically features a variety of seafood, such as shrimp, squid, and fish, along with rice vermicelli noodles (bún) and an array of fresh herbs and vegetables.
Sometimes a brave person invites me to an archaeological survey. This time it's my friend Karel, who takes care of the place where the Slavic hillfort used to be.
At the end of summer, we set off to the Šumava region to visit friends. One day it was thirty degrees, the next day fog and rain. Classic Šumava. We took a few trips, collected mushrooms, coins
The Roman Quinarius is a silver coin that was used in ancient Rome, typically valued at half of a denarius. It often featured depictions of Roman gods, emperors, or significant symbols of the time, reflecting the rich culture and history of the Roman Empire.