Product Review XP MI-4 Pinpointer

I would guess that the vast majority of detectorists own a pinpointer – if they’re anything like me, they will have owned several over the years.

A Knight For A Day

Imagine unearthing an ancient ring which could magically transport you to the time period when it was lost…

Three Detectorists

I first began to be involved with this great hobby around three years ago, when my wife Gayle bought me a Garrett Ace 250 – I just knew it was going to be a good thing from the start.

Coincidence Or Fate?

I was born in 1975 and spent most of my infant years in a small village in Kent called Bethersden.

Field Test Quest Q20 And Q40

I must say, both Dave Stuckey and I were delighted to get our hands on these new Quest models.

A Detectorist's Guide To Field Archaeology

During the research and writing of this series, I have so far read, skimmed or glanced at more than two dozen academic works, ranging from full-length hardbacks to brief online papers, all on some aspect of field archaeology.

Always Another Surprise

Virtually all the fields Dix and I go to have been detected over for many years now, yet occasionally something will turn up for one or other of us – although recently we frequently come home with nothing.

Introducing The Finds Liaison Officers

I am both fortunate and very privileged to be the Finds Liaison Officer for Devon.

Luck And Loss

Upon arrival at the Spring Detectival event, I set up my Garret AT Pro and chose Field 12 as the place to start searching.

magic of the golden fly