The Happy Treasure Hunters

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24/11/2021

Dear friends, our channel has grown quite a bit over the past few months. Our big thanks for that! Now we want to give something back in the form of a nice p...

16/11/2021

English Subtitels - Dutch Voice OverMagnificent finds and followed by a camera crew!🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebook group Dut...

22/10/2021

English Subtitels - Dutch Voice OverDear friends, it was again a super search day. A wide variety of special finds can be found in the video. Watch, like and...

14/10/2021

English Subtitels - Dutch Voice OverCoins, coins, coins...... 💰🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebook group Dutch Adventure Hunters...

07/10/2021

English Subtitels - Dutch Voice OverA cabinet of curiosities like finds with a medieval stunner!🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebo...

29/09/2021

English Subtitels - Dutch voice overMETAL DETECTION is always a party with lots of gifts!🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebook grou...

22/09/2021

Dear friends, wow that was a great looking mizzie. Silver in the pocket and crazy artifacts. Check out this video, THANX🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube ch...

16/09/2021

Spanish silver, lots of coins, medieval buckles and interesting artifacts!!🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebook group Dutch Advent...

07/09/2021

My wife Clim does the heavy lifting 💪🔴If you subscribe to this YouTube channel or join the Facebook group Dutch Adventure Hunters and/or Finds from the Pas...

05/05/2021

Eastern style axe-head. This axe, with its backwards projecting k**b, is typical of weapons from eastern Baltic lands. It was found in Russia’s Kazan region on the Volga river, but is decorated in a Scandinavian style with gold inlay that depicts a sword piercing a serpent from below – possibly a reference to the legend of Sigurd the dragon-slayer. 11-12 century AD.

https://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2017/07/in-1868-farmer-began-to-dig-into-mound.html

04/05/2021

Napoleon's death mask in bronze, cast 40 hours after his death

https://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com/2015/11/clash-of-nations-battle-of-waterloo.html

14/04/2021

Seventeenth-century coat of armor made from pangolin scales. This suit was presented to Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, on his tour of India in 1875. Pangolin-scale armor was not uncommon in India during this period; the Indian pangolin is now considered endangered.

https://bit.ly/artifactsmuseum

14/04/2021

CUIJK - Over anderhalf jaar kun jij je als inwoner of bezoeker van Cuijk terug wanen in de tijd van de Romeinen, zo'n 1800 jaar geleden. In het najaar van 2022 moet er in de voormalige pastorietuin bij de kerk een herbouwde Romeinse tempel staan.

12/04/2021

In de tweede aflevering; Opmerkelijke vondsten van Wesley d’Abo en Stephanie Dros, die het bestaan van 't Huys ter Mook bevestigen. Opnieuw aandacht voor PAN...

02/04/2021

De exacte uitzenddata van de diverse uitzendgemachtigden van de serie:TV Amsterdam & Salto (Noord- en Zuid-Holland). Eerste uitzending maandag 5 april 21.00 ...

16/03/2021

In de TV serie de Dutch Adventure Hunters (DAH) speelt schrijver Theo van Brunschot een rol. In zijn boek Noodweer beschrijft hij hoe het leven destijds was...

25/02/2021

Beste zoekvrienden, Alwin Ballast en Bert van Heerde zijn bekende namen in de wereld van de metaal detectie. Zij voldeden maar wat graag aan het verzoek van ...

23/02/2021

Weer een kort filmpje van Stephanie Dros, Wesley d'Abo en Bauke Eekma, voorzitter van de Stichting Huys te Mook in de hoofdrollen. Kijk er eens naar en meld...

27/12/2020

The breastplate of cuirassier 19 years old Antoine Fraveau, struck and killed by a canonball during battle of Waterloo (1815)

Read more: https://bit.ly/2IvYce5

24/12/2020

Maritiem archeoloog Yftinus van Popta ontdekte twee schepen en hun verhaal zonder ze fysiek te zien.

22/12/2020

08/12/2020

THE OLDEST GOLD TREASURE IN THE WORLD is the Varna Necropolis found in Bulgaria which dates to 6500 years ago. Most would have guessed the oldest gold artifacts came from Mesopotamia or Egypt, but the ancient civilization in Thrace has them beat. More than 22,000 artifacts have been recovered from Varna, including 3000 gold items weighing 13 POUNDS! The site has at least 312 graves, but just four of these contained three quarters of the gold. Grave 43 by itself contained more gold than has been found in the entire rest of the world for this period. It contained a man (pictured) with many adornments including a golden p***s sheath. The site indicates that this ancient society was already highly-stratified and male-oriented. There are two leading theories as to what caused the demise of this civilization: 1) Horse-riding invaders from the east, and/or 2) Climate change that raised sea levels and flooded mines and farms. Here's the article: https://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-europe/varna-man-002798