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         Metal Detecting:     more books (49)
  1. GOLD & GHOSTS. A prospectors guide to metal detecting and history of the Australian Goldfields. Volume 2 Western Australia. by D.W.: de Havelland, 1999
  2. Successful metal detecting in the water: How to recover valuable jewelry and coins in beaches, lakes and ponds with or without diving by Michael Bresciani, 1982
  3. GOLD & GHOSTS. A prospectors guide to metal detecting and history of the Australian Goldfields. Volume 1 Western Australia. by D.W.: de Havelland, 1999
  4. Metal Detecting Sites in the County of Lincolnshire by B.J. Cross, 1995-11
  5. Getting Started in Metal Detecting by Bailey,
  6. The Beginner's Guide to Finding Gold Nuggets by Metal Detector
  7. On a new method of detecting overstrain in iron and other metals,: And of its application in the investigations of the causes of accidents to bridges and other constructions by Robert Henry Thurston, 1878
  8. Where to Find Treasure by Dick Stout, 2007
  9. Dancing with the DFX by Howard Garr, 2007
  10. XLT Ring Enhancement Programs
  11. The World of the Relic Hunter by Ed Fedory, 1995-01-01
  12. Nevada Ghost Towns/Sites Then and Now
  13. Digging Deeper with the DFX by Jeff Foster, 2004
  14. Ghost Towns/Sites Then and Now Southern California Edition

41. Beercans, Dump Digging To Get
All about collecting and dump digging for old beer cans. Information on beercan cleaning, metal detecting, and how to find dumps. Also includes dumping stories with pictures of finds.
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42. International Metal Detecting By Ton De Goijer
Vanalles rond metaaldetectie voor de hobby. Determinatie, links, tips hints en een forum. Duidelijk overzicht van reinigings methoden aanwezig.
http://www.tondeg.cistron.nl
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43. Maryland Artifact Recovery Society Metal Detector Club
metal detecting club. Site offers a newsletter, photos, applicable state park regulations, classifieds, and object identification requests.
http://marylandartifactrecoverysociety.org/
Meeting Info Bylaws State Park Regs Federal Laws ... Metal Detectors on E-Bay Website design by detectingmaryland.net Java must be enabled to view this site properly Optimized to 800x600 Last updated 07/27/2005 Next Meeting is August 24, 2005 MARS 5th Annual "Treasure by the Bay" Open Hunt is scheduled for October 1st, 2005. There will also be the addition of a Kids hunt this year! Click HERE for more info About Mars The Maryland Artifact Recovery Society was formed in 1978, and continues to grow and evolve. Its members represent a broad spectrum of treasure hunters and metal detectorists, which includes Colonial and Civil war relic/artifact hunters, beach and shallow water hunters, coinshooters, and even gold panners. Our members use everything from Whites, Minelab, Garrett, Tesoro, and Fisher metal detectors. We have everyone from the novice to the professional, and everything in between. We have annual club hunts with planted coins, jewelry, and tokens. We also have several hunts a year without planted items. Our meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of every month, at 7:30 PM, with guest speakers, a display or "bragging board" that earns the contestant silver coins and points for Hunter of the Year. We also have 50/50 drawings, "leg of gold" drawings, and refreshments. The best thing about being a member of MARS is meeting and socializing with people who are as crazy as you are........... about treasure hunting that is.

44. Metal Detecting Connecticut
Devoted to treasure hunting in the state. Contains displays of recovered coins, Civil War era finds, relics and research material.
http://bonas.tripod.com/
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The men of the Thirtieth Connecticut Infantry at Camp Douglass in Washington 1864
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Passport to Treasure

45. Detecting Page
I have been metal detecting for many years. I primarily hunt land sites, ieschools, parks, house yards, sidewalk construction, farm fields, cellar holes
http://www.frontiernet.net/~jvokes/detecting.htm
Jim Vokes'
Detectin' Pages
(Detectorist designed by Donna Trefry and Painted by Jim Yates)
I have been metal detecting for many years. I primarily hunt land sites, i.e.. schools, parks, house yards, sidewalk construction, farm fields, cellar holes etc. I have been using a Minelab Sovereign with the 8" coil, SunRay meter and the S-1 Probe. I have found many coins in the 1800's. My oldest coin is a 1700's Chinese Cash coin. I am also the proud owner of the new Minelab "Explorer" Detector. This is an excellent machine too and the old deep coins are beginning to pop out of the ground. This machine is a "winner' for sure.
Awarded Lost Treasure's Site of the Month for November, 2000 My Tips Page!
Some of my finds
My Scanning Tips!
Proper Swing Speed ... "My Favorite Metal Detecting Links"
Would you like me to create a web site for you? Email me for further discussion!
I am now a dealer in air purifying equipment! Email me if you would like to become a dealer or are interested in purifying the air you live in.. at home, in your car, or where you work!
TREASURE HUNTERS WEB RING This Treasure Hunters site owned by Jim Vokes Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... View My Guestbook Any Comments

46. Canyon Creek Ranch - Welcome!
Working ranch in Boundary Country, with tourist facilities. Offers a variety of programs including gold panning, hiking on the Dewdney Trail , metal detecting and campfire programs. Includes contact details.
http://www.canyoncreekranch.ca

47. Ipswich & District Detector Club
A family orientated metal detecting club that has been meeting on the last Tuesday of every month since the 1970's.
http://www.ipswich-detector-club.org.uk/
Club Newsletter Articles
Welcome, have a browse around our club site, for more information about the club click on the " About the club link ". We meet the last Tuseday of every month at the Whitehouse Community Centre, Limerick Close, Ipswich at 7.30pm. Mr David Cummins
Club Chairman July Meeting
An excellent talk from Judith Plouviez about the distribution of Roman brooches throughout the area. Plenty of slides to keep us enthralled delivered in her usual bright manner. Well done Judith.
August Meeting
Ken Crowe with a talk entitled ‘Prince of Prittlewell'. I have no idea what it is about so I will look forward to the evening. Hope to see you all there. The Site Was Last Updated 22.08.05 Next Meeting 30th August 2005 Club Rules Hits since march 2004-Sponsored by Lockdales

48. Mid Kent Metal Detecting Club
Club based in Maidstone which maintains displays of members finds at both the Maidstone and Rochester Guildhall Museums. Meetings and news.
http://www.mid-kent-mdc.co.uk/
Mid Kent Metal Detecting Club
Welcome to the official Mid Kent M.D.C web site
Rally This Weekend The Mid Kent was founded in 1977 and is one of the oldest surviving clubs in Kent. It has undergone many transformations since its inception but has always had its base and roots in the historic county town of Maidstone. The club has survived and thrived over the 27 years despite the attacks on the hobby from its detractors and has gone from strength to strength now enjoying close relationships with forward thinking archaeologists within the county We are a friendly club offering the benefits of regular monthly club meetings at which our members (who come from many areas all over Kent) benefit from information on club matters, (N.C.M.D) matters (both regionally and Nationally the club is affiliated to the National Council for Metal Detecting (N.C.M.D) and any members joining must be fully paid up members of this organisation which is at the forefront in protecting and fighting for the best interests of the hobby). The club also provide members with various other benefits including club rallies (where land is available), and during the course of the year Speakers who are invited to give talks on their specialist subject Club competitions are held each month at which members finds are judged and awarded points for the best find (coin and artefact categories ) found since the last meeting culminating at the end of the year in the awarding of trophies for the “ find of the year “ and “ detectorist “ of the year.

49. Front Navigation Page Of UK DETECTOR NET
and one other detecting related subjects that they are likely to talk about.UK DETECTOR NET is your portal to the fascinating world of metal detecting.
http://www.ukdetectornet.co.uk/

Home Page FEATURES
UKDN Forum
Latest News
About This Hobby
FAQ ...
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PRODUCTS
Shops
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Other Supporters Research Books ... County Site Lists FIND A DETECTORIST UK Database USA Database Rest of World Database List of UK Clubs OTHER FEATURES Laws The Treasure Act Links Site Updates ... Special Finds UK DETECTOR NET IS THE PREMIER DETECTING SITE in the UK and has been in existence since 1994. Created by it must be one of the longest-established metal detecting sites in the world. The site is supported by the Shops and Manufacturers you see listed on the left under PRODUCTS. We hope you will support them. Our aim is to assist all those within the hobby and those contemplating joining this fascinating hobby. Need a question answering? then check out the links on the left-hand side of this page. If you cannot find the answer there then click on UKDN Forum, register and ask your question there. We GUARANTEE you will get an answer !! The associated UKDN Forum is fast heading towards gaining its 2000th member. It is an extremely lively forum which contains all you need to know as a new detectorist or a very experienced detector user. Ask the questions – Get the Answers on UK DETECTOR NET. Visit today by pointing your browser to www.forumukdetectornet.co.uk/phpBB2

50. FOLKESTONE METAL DETECTOR CLUB
Includes photos, equipment reviews, finds and contacts.
http://www.masong.freeserve.co.uk/hp/md.html
WWW.KENT-TREASUREHUNTERS.CO.UK
TRY THIS LINK TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE FOUND AND SEE OUR FIELD TESTS CLICK here. We are no longer a members club, just a few friends who have a search together now and then. The World's Most environment friendly and rewarding
Hobby WHY? Click here.
This site is now dedicated to the memory of our best friend and most well loved member ,Alan Petley who sadly passed away in October 2002.We miss you.
WELCOME TO the OLD Folkestone metal detector club Web site. THE CLUB WAS FORMED OVER 20 YEARS AGO AND HAS HAD MANY INTERESTING AND HISTORICAL FINDS, INCLUDING THOSE WHICH ARE PICTURED HERE. ALTHOUGH THE CLUB AS SUCH, NO LONGER EXISTS. THE 3 MAIN MEMBERS CONTINUE TO SEARCH LOCAL FARMLAND AND BEACHES WITH VARYING SUCCESS. WE HAVE HAD SOME OF OUR PAST FINDS RECORDED WITH THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND ALSO HELPED THE LOCAL ARCHAEOLOGISTS DURING THE BUILDING OF THE CHANNEL TUNNEL A FEW YEARS AGO.
THE CLUB ENTERED MANY RALLY COMPETITIONS OVER THE YEARS WINNING A NUMBER OF MAJOR PRIZES, INCLUDING IN 1985 THE ALL ENGLAND CLUB PRIZE.

51. TreasureNet Forum - Metal Detecting
Browse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history,metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks,
http://www.treasurenet.com/forum/metaldetecting/

52. Index
A metal detecting club. Includes advice, photographs, and related information and links.
http://www.geocities.com/sirtesoro/
Welcome Intermet Club Detecting Help Chat Forum Links I CREATED THIS CLUB FOR THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET. ALTHOUGH THE CLUB IS BASED OUT OF NW GEORGIA WE DO NOT HAVE MEETINGS. IF YOU LIVE IN GA. OR TENN. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO GO DETECTING OR JUST SHOOT THE BREEZE. IF YOU ARE NEW TO THE HOBBY EMAIL ME AND I WILL BE GLAD TO HELP YOU IN ANY WAY I CAN. MEMBERSHIP IS FREE AND I WILL POST YOUR PICTURES. PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS.
JIM D. For Relics The Tesoro Lobo For EverythingThe Tesoro Cutlass
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53. TreasureNet (tm) - The Original Treasure Hunting Website
for metal detecting enthusiasts Subscribe to W ET! Check Out The Annual W ETBest Finds! Return To Top Old Maps Books. KB Slocum Books Maps
http://www.treasurenet.com/
Browse... TreasureNet Home The TreasureNet Forum Last 10 Posts -Shopping- K. B. Slocum - OLD MAPS -Manufacturers- White's J. W. Fisher's - Shop Online! Geometrics Search Related Books Historical Images Mailing List About TreasureNet Advertise Here Tell A Friend! Feedback FAQ Databases- Businesses Links Events Clubs - General - CNN Weather Infoseek Nat. Geographic Old maps Advertise Here Request Information Treasure In The Headlines
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54. Lancaster Research & Recovery Club
A metal detecting club in lancaster with club history, meetings and events.
http://www.lrrc.org/
Welcome to the Lancaster Research and Recovery Club Web Site. There are currently over one hundred registered members with nearly half actively attending our monthly functions. The club provides a way for detectorists to share what they have found, stories, support, and fellowship. Please take some time to explore this web site. The members of LRRC are proud of its organization and accomplishments. And as always we welcome your comments. We hope you enjoy your visit with us.
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COUNTER IS THE NUMBER OF VISITORS TO THIS SITE SINCE AUGUST 20th, 2001.

55. Index Of /~treasure
A fullline metal detecting and mining equipment store.
http://www.flash.net/~treasure/
Index of /~treasure
Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 06-Mar-2001 13:57 - Apache/1.3.27 Server at home.flash.net Port 80

56. Main Page
Bulletin board features enthusiasts discussions of finds, tips and trips.
http://members3.boardhost.com/Charles.C/?1016482352

57. Bulletman's Metal Detecting Finds
Describes with photographs some artillery, bullets, coins, buttons and other relics from Civil War era that he has found around New Orleans.
http://community-2.webtv.net/bullet-man/MetalDetectingFinds/
Bulletman's Metal Detecting Finds
LINKS:
To view my finds....keep going down!.... to "NEXT PAGE"
Check out our club Pages listed below.
S.H.R.R.A. ~ Club Pages
The "Po Boy" sandwich found only in New Orleans. WARNING!!! the gator in this sandwich is still alive and is served with a hammer.
A few things to remember if you come to New Orleans, say it right. It's pronounced "New Orlenz" or "N'Awlins". No one from here says "New Orleens" unless they are writing a song.
It's hot... It's humid... It rains... Those are the only 3 weather patterns we have here.
No one eats healthy. Fried Batter is actually a menu item in some restaurants.
Giving directions to a non-local in New Orleans is a waste of time. Every street intersects with each other. No two streets run parallel to each other.
The West Bank is actually East of the city. It would take too long to explain.
1 out of 3 street names are impossible to pronounce unless you were born in New Orleans, or you are a cajun.

58. BBC - History - Archaeology And Metal Detecting
An examination of how archaeologists and metal detectorists can learn from eachother in their quest for the past.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/archaeology/treasure/metal_detect_01.shtml
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59. Coinist's Metal Detecting Website
Forums, XLT custom programs, Explorer Settings, tips and hints, research center and links to other sites.
http://www.coinist.com
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60. Wayne Schmidt's Metal Detecting Page
A brutally honest evaluation of a high end metal detector, comparisons ofpinpointing probes and sand scoops.
http://www.waynesthisandthat.com/metaldetecting.html
METAL DETECTING! Dozens of articles on metal detectors and their use. (Click on main site to browse 70 other topics ranging from exotic kaleidoscope designs to the strange world of lucid dreaming.)
Why I Wrote This Page and What's in it
My Experiences Researching Which Should be the First Detector I Purchase
The Detector I Chose and Why
Out of the Box: What I found when my detector arrived ...
The Learning Curve Things I'm learning as I use the detector.
Comparisons of three different coils
Pinpointing Probes A survey of pinpointing probes. UPDATED
Test-Driving the CP-100 Pinpointing Probe
A Survey of Sand Scoops!
Club Test of Detector ID Accuracy The most important page on this site! In the Field Hints and Ideas The Antelope Valley Treasure Hunter's Society Metal Detector Links The Adventures of Melvin Cogsworth, PD (Private Detectorist) The Adventure of the Del Rio Cross The Case of the Midnight Caller The Mystery of Silas McPhee The Secret of Makerpiece Mansion ... The Problem of the Tiger-Striped Cat Why I Wrote this Page and What's in it I created this page to provide a brutally-honest evaluation of my first detector. In addition to listing everything I like and dislike about it, I'm also posting performance numbers for air and ground testing.

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