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Great vid! Lots of personal items that, as you say, has a story. This is what I like about detecting! Its nice to find something worth a lot but a lot more intresting imagining who it belonged to and who was the last person to touch it until you dig it up!
hi need some advice i wanna get a metal detector for finding gold in mountains in wales and i want it to work underwater whats the best to get got bout £1500 to spend ty
and all 26 seconds of nothin…..great !!
If you are looking to begin metal detecting or have an interest in the hobby, please take a look at the videos on my channel.
great tips i go metal detecting but i dont have a proffesional metal detector just more of a 4+ inches down ive still found some cool stuff with it going hunting tomorrow great tips thanks =)
5/5
That (Knee) Broach, looks as if it could be an Elephant’s Trunk .
what a lovely informative video, with loads of lovely finds.all the best luck in the future mate.thanks for posting the video.
Always nice to see someone making detecting videos! Google CZECH DETECTING TOURS, its for anyone needing a fun, affordable European detecting tour!
Interesting and educational video.Those musket bullets must have been used in war.You live in an area full of history.Thank you.
Tienes mucha suerte por poder disfrutar de una afición que en España esta muy penalizada y al parecer, aqui somos europeos de segunda ya que según las autoridades actuales se destruye el patrimonio con un detector.
I’d love to get into detecting. I live in the devon/cornwall area so I suppose there must be a number of sites (though not too many roman) locally. Thanks for the information. Happy searching.
Another great vid mike,sound advice and not promoting any particular machine.Great stuff,you should do more vids.
I have produced 2feature full dvds and a third on the way.
Metal detecting down to earth,and pastures new.
keep your eye open for them
Sigh,
I wish I lived in Europe,
Canada is such a new nation that the metal history is just not everywhere like overseas. Our primary finds are probably coins/modern jewellery, nothing like your treasures!
As an individual who is interested in the past-time this video is top notch! Cheers.
Very informative video Mike. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
Mike….We need more Videos!!!!! Now come on!!! LOL Great, Interesting, nay, Riveting!
nice,,, make more videos,,,
i prefer to use tesoro lobo good depth
That’s really nice collection you got there~! What kind of detector would you recommend? I’m planning on buying one soon. I think it’s got to be fun to search for old stuff!
MAN I HAVE A DESK JUST LIKE THAT ONE!!!
He’s got “goundhog paw”…. LOL
Really liked what you did there. I found the video was done well and you presented your information in a proper manner..keep up the good work.
Great video, very informative.
Your in better conditions than I. Middle 19th century is the latest anything can be found around here. Although French traders were in my area and it’s not to uncommon to find French trading beads.
Being an American metal detector guy my eyes popped when you said “This is a 13th century buckle”. LOL. For us, finding something colonial in any condition is reason to jump for joy. Even 1800′s is amazing. At least I’m east coast where it’s possible to get some of the oldest stuff