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News related to archaeology in Slovakia (research, discoveries, findings)

Celtic coins found in Jánovce in the past.

2,000-year-old grains discovered near Poprad

A bronze Celtic statue with golden eyes was unearthed in the same Poprad locality last year.

Norway returns illegally exported Roman coins to Slovakia

The illegal trade in cultural heritage items is a large-scale global problem, the Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister claims.

Prehistoric animals such as mammoths come to life in films thanks to digital technologies, but few artists have portrayed them as artistically as Zdeněk Burian.

Mammoths were the first to discover Piešťany's thermal springs

Mammoth bones have recently been found near the spa town.

Peter Getting

Unknown liturgical objects found near Hubina village

Finders continued to search with a metal detector but did not manage to find more objects.

Roman lapidary in Komárno offers tour of ancient Roman monuments

If offers to visitors’ tours of ancient Roman stone-sculptural monuments that originated in Slovak area.

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Archaeologists discover Bronze Celtic statue with golden eyes

The locality has never been systematically researched.

Traces of Celtic settlements discovered in Trnava

The planned park will open next year.

Pustý Castle

Castle tower in Zvolen open for visitors

Reconstruction should continue next year.

In the picture: Teotihuacan administrator called K´ihnich Mo´(f1) and the king (f2) known as the Carrier of the Sun.

Slovaks have unravelled the secret of a lost Mayan painting

The ancient mural was destroyed nearly a century ago.

More than 2000-year-old fragments of ceramics and bones uncovered in Trenčín

The most precious findings are metal objects and two reliefs in the shape of human heads.

Artefacts from 16th and 17th centuries found at Krásna Hôrka

Among them was a piece of metal ready to forge coins.

7000-year-old objects discovered during small construction works

Archaeologists succeeded in identifying material, a blade, a scraper, and even a wharve.

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Man searching for treasures at archaeological site could end up in jail

Searching for archaeological findings with a metal detector is illegal.

Archaeologists made a 1,600-year-old discovery at Spiš

The most precious finding is a coin from the 4th century.

Crypt with hundreds of skeletons found in Žilina cathedral

It may be accessible to the public in the future.

Replica of sacrificial place was uncovered in Nižná Myšľa

Visitors of the archaeological locality can explore the life and rituals of people from the Bronze Age.

People were living near Piešťany in the Neolithic age

Among the newest findings is a circular burial, where the individual was interred in a crouched position.

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