COULD THE SPADE / DIGGING TOOL YOU USE DETECTING BE ILLEGAL TO CARRY ?
XP's Gary Blackwell ask's could the spade or digging tool that you carry be classed
XP's Gary Blackwell ask's could the spade or digging tool that you carry be classed
Human remains were discovered last year by a walker on a a South coast beach.
The following paper was first written in 2016, It has been made available to publish
Our field tester Shane Holdcroft - YouTube's Staffordshire searcher and two of his detecting buddies Ron
I was gifted a Ancestry DNA kit for Christmas last year, following the test I
At the Archaeology and Metal detecting magazine, we feel honoured to receive images and stories
A fantastic discovery and conservation at the Odense city museum in Denmark. The following text
The Inventor of the Modern Metal Detector was Lieut. Jozef Stanislaw Kosacki 1909 - 1990
After starting out detecting the beaches for modern coins whilst living in Australia, I was
Metal detecting is an engaging and exciting hobby enjoyed by enthusiasts around the world. In
Sift through the mud on the shores of any river and you'd be lucky to
We recently spoke to Sergey Haxall on our Facebook group and were given permission to
Si Weller was detecting in East Sussex with his father Chris, pleasantly swinging away with
on 18th September 2021, I was up early with my brother David and I for
Metal detecting is a popular recreational activity that involves using a handheld device to search
On Saturday 9th May 2020, our BIG Detecting show introduced a VE Day special. We
THE VIDEO BELOW TAKES A LOOK AT SOME OF THE MOST AMAZING METAL DETECTOR FINDS
One of our readers Rod Hand recently discovered this nice metal detecting find in Newfoundland,
The Staffordshire Hoard is one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in recent British history.
In the deepest wilds of Yorkshire on a recent Metal Detecting event organised by the