Metal Detecting the Northeast
In the beginning... You must optimise the Swing of your metal detector to Maximise the surface coverage & depth, & this is so important for new detectorists like Mark to understand and practice... Many people lose depth by the incorrect way they use the detector but more importantly how they swing the detector...To maintain as... Continue Reading →
See what a few others have to say, this is an important piece of knowledge, because of the coat of arms will appear on artefacts and will not be immediately understood... Shown here, as an example is the county arms of Sunderland, also referred to as the Crest...
Do you know what you are looking at, these nasty blighters not only affect dogs but humans as well... Best to kill them before they mature, these are balls of ticks... if you see anything like this destroy them immediately... Fully grown ticks can cause many problems to your health and are one of the... Continue Reading →
Access to Roman coin Identification is an important tool for anyone who thinks they have found a Roman coin. The initial way to identify a Roman coin is by touch. The weight and thickness will initially be a telltale sign, but this does come with experience. Even if you have found a coin you believe... 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...
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