The Ourang Medan Death Ship
The straits of Malacca near Sumatra have long borne witness to the passage of trading
The straits of Malacca near Sumatra have long borne witness to the passage of trading
Tempus Metal detecting and Archaeology group were able to deliver an interesting and rare find
I love a good book. I have hundreds and I am very fortunate to
Disney recently announced a number of new films in post production, but the one we
Human remains have been discovered this week by a walker on a a South coast
This essay will discuss the benefits of metal Detectorist's to the archaeological community by examining
Thanks to John McCraw for sending the images. Unfortunately the notes are handwritten, which we
Composite Cleaning pencil and Preserve it wax I’m not the greatest when it comes to
This story originally featured in the first paper edition of The Archaeology and Metal Detecting
This article is taken from issue 4 of the free printed version of the Archaeology
An amazing find from the GRIBSHUNDEN (1495) shipwreck is this inscribed mail maker's ring (discovered
Another great readers find sees Jeff Downs sharing his discovery of an 1851 U.S. Officers
PHILLIPP R. SCHOFIELD (ed), Seals and their Context in the Middle Ages 2015; viii + 205
Every year on the 25th of January, Scots and non-Scots the world over will don
The first hand-held metal detector was made in 1925 and was patented by Dr. Gerhard
Coordinates: 61°45′17″N 59°27′46″E61.75472, 59.46278 The Dyatlov Pass incident refers to an event that resulted in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7jTWwHkXyU Hey All - Frustrating time, huh ? I'm itching for a days
XP's Gary Blackwell ask's could the spade or digging tool that you carry be classed
We are pleased to announce our new association with Online Magnets and are able to
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