Metal Detecting the Northeast
What we are trying to achieve here is an Understanding... We Have Chosen the Roman Period here as an example, but it could be any period in time... Whether you are an Archaeologist, or a Treasure Hunter using a metal detector, one of the most problematic things has to be how you describe what you... Continue Reading →
"China Bridge" what a lovely name; This tiny & insignificant looking bridge dates back to the late 1600's, & is a pack horse bridge, hence why it is so narrow, and was not made to support the width of carts, the track winds itself round to the right and follows the river upstream to what... Continue Reading →
Shown here is a personalised & very blue stainless steel spade, I had this made to my specifications, and being a jammy-bar-steward my daughter purchased this for me as a Christmas gift, I was so lucky & it has worked so well; so well, in fact, I went on to have another two customs spades... Continue Reading →
As of August 2020, wordpress has changed their format, which was supposed to be seamless, mmm probably not, we are missing photo's and sections of writings or they are in the wrong place, so please bear with me while i go around and correct things, if you see them please let me know, also i... Continue Reading →
Becoming a Metal Detectorist, started me on my Journey of Treasure Hunting all those years ago, & using a Metal Detector led me to every other form of Treasure Hunting, which seemed a natural progression as the opportunities arose... At the moment i am trying to understand where the years have gone, i have been Metal Detecting for over fifty years and counting, which has led me to reflect on the fact, that incredibly i have been writing in magazines or one blog or another plus the various websites for over twenty-five years...
Muddy Hands
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