Military Monday: The Nong-Pladuck WW2 escape
This article is written from the perspective of Private John Henry Smith. I am lucky
This article is written from the perspective of Private John Henry Smith. I am lucky
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
March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. It’s the one day each year that everyone and
Coordinates: 61°45′17″N 59°27′46″E61.75472, 59.46278 The Dyatlov Pass incident refers to an event that resulted in
I was gifted a Ancestry DNA kit for Christmas last year, following the test I
Hale, Merseyside is famous for its quiet nature, cottages and countryside, but most of all
Devils Tower is a butte, possibly laccolithic, composed of igneous rock in the Bear Lodge
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
According to local folklore, the term monkey hanger originates from an incident in which a
Operation: Unternehmen Wacht am Rhein (Herbstnebel) In December 1944 in the early hours of December the
They’re something that nightmares are made or – straight from a 1960s Hammer horror film
After starting out detecting the beaches for modern coins whilst living in Australia, I was
We have been given permission by Erich von Däniken to publish a series of articles
Metal detecting is an engaging and exciting hobby enjoyed by enthusiasts around the world. In
Its Mother's day. But do you know how ‘Mothering Sunday’ came about? Read on for
Sift through the mud on the shores of any river and you'd be lucky to