THE PRESERVED YOKAI OF JAPAN by Richard Freeman
In the fifth of our weekly instalment's of Author and Cryptozoologist - Richard Freeman's articles,
THOUSANDS OF ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL COINS UNEARTHED IN ÚJLENGYEL, HUNGARY
Ongoing excavations at a rural spot near the village of Újlengyel in central Hungary recently
The BIG Detecting show viewers weekly finds 15/04/21
The BIG Detecting show viewers have sent in their metal detecting and archaeological discoveries in the past
London Mudlarking: Lara Maiklem – A Short Film About Mudlarking
Lara Maiklem has scoured the banks of the Thames for nearly twenty years, in pursuit
A 600-YEAR-OLD MARITIME BUSINESS CARD
An amazing find from the GRIBSHUNDEN (1495) shipwreck is this inscribed mail maker's ring (discovered
The Angel shipwreck: A 19th-century brig named Jane discovered in Chinchorro Bank, México by Octavio A. Del Río Lara
Two decades after its discovery, and almost 200 years after it shipwrecked in the coral
1851 U.S. Officers Sword Belt Plate discovered by Jeff Downs
Another great readers find sees Jeff Downs sharing his discovery of an 1851 U.S. Officers
The Cottingley Chronicles By Tink Harris.
Elsie was the daughter of Arthur Wright, one of the earliest qualified electrical engineers. She
What Evidence Do We Have For The Role Of Portable Material Culture (Including Pottery) In The British Neolithic? By Alison Smith ( BA Hons)
Introduction. This article will discuss what evidence do we have for the role of portable
The Dyatlov Pass incident
Coordinates: 61°45′17″N 59°27′46″E61.75472, 59.46278 The Dyatlov Pass incident refers to an event that resulted in
Military Monday – Engine Variants of the Pz.Kpfw .VI Tiger
The Maybach engines for the Tiger tank was developed under the technical leadership of Karl
GET OFF MY LAND—HOW TO GET A FARMERS PERMISSION TO DETECT
What makes the difference between success in this hobby and failure ? Is it the
A brief history of Ramadan
During the month of Ramadan, Muslims won't eat or drink during the hours of daylight.
Leasowe Castle and the legend of the Mermaid
Leasowe is an area on the north coast of the Wirral Peninsula, in Merseyside, England,
The Devils Tower and native American culture
Devils Tower is a butte, possibly laccolithic, composed of igneous rock in the Bear Lodge
Beautiful Gold ring discovered in North Yorkshire
Metal detecting is a fantastic hobby. It does give you a buzz when you find
Masonic pigpen cypher at the Grave of Thomas Brierley.
Whilst on a period of 4 on 4 off at work, I was given masses
NEW PRODUCTS FROM NOKTA MAKRO
The world is once again at a standstill. But behind the scenes of the Archaeological
British Medieval History interview Arch MD Mag Editor – Dave Sadler
Archaeology and Metal Detecting magazine Editor Dave Sadler was invited to be interviewed by the
Save Archaeology & Heritage at the University of Chester!
The Archaeology and Heritage department of Chester University is at risk of being closed. A petition exists to help save it. Please discover more here