Although this site is primarily about metal detecting, it is also a portal to the eventful history of the United Kingdom. I hope you find your time here interesting and informative.
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As an often frustrated detectorist due to work commitments and also lack of permissions at certain times of the year, I have created this site as the next best thing to keep myself involved in my favourite pastime. I do not consider myself to be an expert, but I do have have a five-year ‘jump’ on newbie detectorists, so this is where I will set my stall. Aimed at the British beginner detectorist, there are articles about the more common finds such as coins and buttons. There’s also metal detecting tips and advice on cleaning methods and links to cool sites and resources of interest to the metal detectorist. Let me know if you know of any yourself!
Happy hunting and good luck,
Mark S.
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Metal detecting, history, metal detectors, treasure hunting, medieval times, medieval thimble, an interesting hobby, history, finding out about the past, old coins, historical interest, gold coins, Roman coins, Tudor coins, Nuremberg jeton, axe heads, old spurs, musket balls, Saxon brooches, Roman brooches, cleaning finds, The bronze age, The Iron age, Roman Britain, The dark ages, Anglo Saxon Britain, Viking Britain, Medieval Britain, Tudor Britain. The Elizabethans, Stuart Britain, Georgian Britain, Victorian Britain. Modern Britain. Hoards and treasures, The Treasure act, Landowner, detectorist agreement, metal detecting for beginners, advice on buying a detector, Georgian rings, medieval purse bar, Tudor purse bar, E-Trac, E-Trac settings, E-Trac emulator,
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