Detektory kovů jako nástroje revize nálezů mincí: Kelčský případ islámského stříbra

Abstract

The Kelč hoard (1938, Valašské Meziříčí district, Moravia) has been revised. Some new material was discovered at the same locality (about 2000) via metal detecting activities (27 denarii of the cross type and the Otto-Adelheid type, 233 fragments of various European denarii, 345 fragments of Islamic coins, 6 unidentified coin fragments and 61 fragments of silver jewelry). In 2008, also using metal detectors, two complete denarii (one fragmented), plus one fragment of denarius and one Islamic fragment were found there. The textile fragments found together with the coins, their fragments and the fragments of silver jewels have been revised too. The complete English version of the monographic study is prepared.