1000 YEAR OLD TREASURE DISCOVERED IN POLAND
The Following story was constructed by Team of Yorkshire's - Marek Zacharko, who was involved
The Following story was constructed by Team of Yorkshire's - Marek Zacharko, who was involved
A burial site that could be up to 4000 years old has been found on
Archaeology and Metal Detecting Magazine would like to make you aware of a small but growing
Archaeology and Metal Detecting magazine Editor Dave Sadler was invited to be interviewed by the
Jason Jones and his Minelab Equinox 800 went out for a day detecting in Norfolk,
From longtime Rolling Stone contributing editor and journalist Randall Sullivan, The Curse of Oak Island explores the curious history
( This article is a referral to the original 1962 Readers digest publication, used to
In the Metal detecting hobby, it's lucky to find a ring, a gold ring more
We were contacted by one of our readers - Njegos Tuffi, bringing a YouTube video
Sift through the mud on the shores of any river and you'd be lucky to
The following article by Mike Wolstencroft, acts as a memorial to him. I recently found
One of our readers recently discovered a beautiful brooch and submitted the images to us
On Saturday 18th November 2017, I was out in the fields, there were no interesting
This essay will assess the variability in later medieval unfortified residences by analysing several medieval
They’re something that nightmares are made or – straight from a 1960s Hammer horror film
MEMOIRS OF A TREASURE HUNTER : A Sign from the gods, a missed opportunity, a
We recently spoke to Sergey Haxall on our Facebook group and were given permission to
Archmdmag were invited to Macclesfield's - Viking Axe. And got to chat all things Viking.
We were recently invited to visit and learn about The Viking Axe in Macclesfield. The
Introduction. This essay will discuss ‘How do we best interpret the Decoration on Early Anglo-Saxon