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Metal Detecting:     more books (100)

Treasures You Can Find by Frank Hayslip, 2009-03-20 Detecting Metal by Fred Bonnie, 1998-10 Metal Detecting, Genealogy and Family History: How to Find Heirlooms and Ancestors Through the Metalwork They Left Behind by David Villanueva, 2006-09 Metal Detecting: An Essential Guide to Detecting Inland, On Beaches and Under Water by John Clark, 2010-02-01 Metal Detecting 101: The How-To Guide To Finding Buried Treasure by David Dansville, 2010-06-08 The Suburban Treasure Seekers Use Your Metal Detector ToFind Lost Treasures by Tim Turner, 2010-07-20 The Beginner's Guide to Finding Gold Nuggets by Metal Detector by Edward Metzker, 1987 Treasure under your feet ; adventurers' handbook of metal detecting by Roy Volker, 1975 DFX Gold Methods (Finding Gold Jewelry with the White's Spectrum DFX "E" Series Metal Detector) by Clive James Clynick, 2005 Introduction to Metal Detecting - Who Else Wants To Start Finding Buried Treasure Faster and Easier Than They Ever Thought Possible? Metal Detecting the Hobby by Dick Stout, 1993-04 Photo Intro to Metal Detecting: An Image-based Primer by Vince Migliore, 2010-06-16 Metal Detecting on the Coast: The Ultimate Guide by Edward Fletcher, 1997-04 Gold & Relics - Metal Detecting for Gold & Relics in Australia by Douglas, Bob Sargent and Sharman Stone Stone, 1980

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21. Full Metal Racket - The Perverse Thrill Of Metal Detecting, The World's Worst Ho
    I brought my metal detector on our summer vacationwe drove from Washington, D.C., to Mainehoping to add fun and profit to our holiday. As I packed it in the trunk for the trip home, my say about  
    http://slate.msn.com/id/2086909
    
    Extractions: Listen to Emily Yoffe discuss this topic on NPR's Day to Day I brought my metal detector on our summer vacation—we drove from Washington, D.C., to Maine—hoping to add fun and profit to our holiday. As I packed it in the trunk for the trip home, my normally considerate husband had this to say about my latest pastime: "Now that your metal detecting is over—and believe me IT'S OVER—we will think of it as a hideous family episode, like something out of a Pat Conroy novel, that we must put behind us and never discuss again." It's true that I had come to think of metal detecting as the world's worst hobby—frustrating, solipsistic, potentially felonious. But I had to admit that each time I turned the power dial on my Bounty Hunter Tracker IV and swung it over new territory, I understood how Bill Bennett must have felt before pulling that $500 slot: This time, baby, I'm going to hit the big score. I started metal detecting for the latest episode of Human Guinea Pig, the column in which I do things people are curious about but wish someone else would do for them. But metal detecting was something our family actually did want to do, even without

22. Whites Electronics Metal Detector Frequently Asked Questions
    Oregon, USA. Common Questions about metal detecting. The answers .. ignored.I want to go metal detecting with friends and family. Will  
    http://www.whiteselectronics.com/faqs.html
    
    Extractions: Metal detectors are like cars, they have many different technologies, features, and performance characteristics for their intended use. There are five basic types of metal detectors: Some metal detectors are designed specifically for one type of searching. For example, gold prospecting detectors are designed to be extremely sensitive to small pieces of gold. General Purpose models are typically not designed to detect metals as small as a grain of rice, however, offer far superior trash metal rejection compared to prospecting models.

23. TreasureNet (tm) - The Original Treasure Hunting Website
    Browse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history, metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, buried treasures, gold prospecting and more.  
    http://www.treasurenet.com/
    
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24. Garys Metal Detecting Site
    Includes a diary, photos of coins and artifacts found in the UK and XLT programs.  
    http://www.shenley.u-net.com/

25. The Gold Ledge - Mining And History Pages
    Information on gold mining, metal detecting, rock and gem collecting and history. Visit our discussion forum, browse the classifieds, or just enjoy the photo section.  
    http://www.goldledge.com
    
    Extractions: R iver mining is a branch of placer mining that is carried on in the channels and beds of rivers and large streams. Practically it may be considered as including the mining of such deep bars as have to be exploited below the surface of the water in the adjacent river. River mining is not local to California, though undoubtedly carried on to a greater extent here than in any other gold-bearing district in the world. As contrasted with gulch and ravine mining and hydraulic mining, it is dry season work, only practicable when the rivers are in their low water stages. Probably no other branch of our gold mining industry is subject to more uncertainty under ordinary conditions than is river mining, yet in no other branch are as large returns possible with comparatively small capital. In the early mining history of California More...

26. Dirty Knees Metal Detecting Home Page
    metal detecting and Treasure Hunting Finds Connecticut Top 1694 Williamand Mary Half Cent found at a school adjacent to a town green.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~wquinn/md.html

27. Rons Dixie Metal Detectors & Treasure Hunting Supplies
    Fisher Garrett Tesoro Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors Treasure Hunting Supplies4 metal detecting. 8) We carry only quality metal detecting equipment.  
    http://www.apex-ephemera.com/treasure/dixie/
    
    Extractions: We recieve calls everyday asking us prices on our detectors, so we have decided give you Our Price Guarantee. It is Simple. We at Ron's Dixie Metal Detectors are so certain that you will not find a Better Deal, or Lower Price Advertised on the Internet. If you find a better deal, we will Refund you the differance. Details and Guidelines Here

28. Russian Hobbies
    Information on several hobbies metal detecting, insects, icons and crosses.  
    http://osipov.org/

29. 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.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/mrbeercan/beercan.html

30. Portable Antiquities, Metal Detecting And Archaeology - Council For British Arch
    CBA guide to portable antiquities, metal detecting and archaeology.  
    http://www.britarch.ac.uk/detecting/index.html
    
    Extractions: Most recent update: Wednesday 9th July 2003: The Goodison Review: Saving art for the nation is announced by the Treasury, to "...review the effectiveness and effiency of support to regional and national museums and galleries to help them aquire works of art and culture of distinction that might otherwise be sold abroad, and to make those items accessible to the public" . The government has invited responses to the review by 1st October 2003. The CBA has throughout its history played an active and influential role in campaigning for reforms of legislation, policy and practice in relation to portable antiquities - most especially in seeking to combat the illicit looting of archaeological sites and the trade in illegally removed cultural objects. In undertaking this work the CBA is advised by ' The Portable Antiquities Working Group ', a Presidential working party of the CBA with a membership of individuals with specialist knowledge drawn from a diverse range of archaeological and museums organisations. The Council for British Archaeology also acts as the convenor for the Standing Conference on Portable Antiquities , which brings together a broader constituency of archaeological, museums, governmental and academic bodies from throughout the UK.

31. 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/

32. 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/

33. Reillys Treasured Gold - Metal Detectors And Accessories
    Metal detectors, sand scoops, digging tools, treasure books, collectibles, headphones, treasure chests, rock tumblers, tumbling grit and metal detecting supplies.  
    http://www.rtgstore.com/

34. MARS
    metal detecting club. Site offers a newsletter, photos, applicable state park regulations, classifieds, and object identification requests.  
    http://sky.prohosting.com/pulltab/
    
    Extractions: LOST AND FOUND If you have a lost item yo u need help recovering, contact us. Last updated 04/16/04 For 2004 Open Hunt Info, click HERE About Mars The Maryland Artifact Recovery Society was formed in 1978, and continues to grow and evolve. Although a relatively small club, its members represent a broad spectrum of treasure hunters and metal detectorists. 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. We have fun, informative monthly meetings 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.

35. Metal Detecting Resource Page
    Tony s metal detecting Links. Updated on February 19, 2003. Links postedbelow are working as of this date. Accurate Locators Alexander  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/rcmc/links.htm

36. Ashfield Metal Detecting Club
    Newsletters, find of the month and photographs of unidentified finds.  
    http://www.ashfield-mdclub.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: This site is intended to keep club members and other interested detectorists up to date with the latest club news and information. This site has had : var site="sm4amdc" Check out the new club discussion forum here . Please feel free to leave your comments, rally announcements, for sale ad's etc. Issue Ten of the club newsletter has been published. Click here to read it (Last Updated For a list of this and previous years 'Finds of the Month', click here (Last Updated Check out the finds page and help identify some interesting objects (Last Updated 17/ Look at the links page for more metal detecting sites Sign GuestBook Read GuestBook [Home] Club Info Latest News Find of the Month Unidentified Finds ... Links Send mail to webmaster@ashfield-mdclub.co.uk with questions or comments about this web site.

37. Detecting Page
    I have been metal detecting for many years. I primarily hunt land sites, ie. . My Favorite metal detecting Links . . Dealer Product Links! . .  
    http://www.frontiernet.net/~jvokes/detecting.htm
    
    Extractions: 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.

38. Welcome To Metodet
    Specialist metal detecting for forensic, commercial, and archaeological applications. Services offered, client and past project portfolio, and links to resources.  
    http://www.metodet.co.uk
    
    Extractions: Metodet advises that all metal detector users abide by these regulations/guidelines which are in place to benefit all concerned. Beginners to the hobby of metal detecting are advised to join their local club. A complete list of clubs can be found on our links page To learn more about metal detecting and archaeology

39. California Metal Detecting - Home
    California metal detecting, user pass General. California metal detectingThe Name Says It All Talk about metal detecting in California  
    http://cadetecting.proboards4.com/

40. 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

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