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Metal Detecting:     more books (100)

WATER METAL DETECTING: A Beginners Guide by Russell Gish, 1998 Metal Detecting Tips and Advice by Larry Givans, 2010-06-23 Sofala Days and Turonites : With Metal Detecting Notes and Gold Locations by John Rule, 1980 Metal Detecting For Beginners: How to Get Started Correctly by Ed Tisdale, 2001 Metal Detecting Previously Hunted Sites by Vincent C. Pascucci, 1997 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 Metal Detecting in Australia by Col Webster, 1979 Gold Prospector, the Magazine of Gold, Gems, Dowsing, Metal Detecting & More by Magazine, 1987-01-01 TREASURE UNDER YOUR FEET: Adventurer's Hand Book of Metal Detecting. by Roy Volker, 1974 New Guide to Metal Detecting by John Baines, 1997-01 Detecting Australian Treasure A Field Guide to Metal Detecting by H.K. & Jones, D.J. Garland, 1982 Detecting 2000: A New Guide to the Hobby of Metal Detecting for the Millenium by Michael J. Cuddeford, 2008-02-01 Getting Started in Metal Detecting by Gordon Bailey, 1994-05 Water Metal Detecting: A Beginners Guide by Russell Gish, 1998-01-01

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41. Clean Cloth Cotton Traders - Perth Western Australia - Cleaning Cloth Supplies W
    Manufacture and supply of cotton rags, wiper cloth and cleaning cloth supplies. Specialists in metal detecting cut rag to enhance workers safety.  
    http://www.cleancloth.com.au/

42. Lancaster Research & Recovery Club
    A metal detecting club in lancaster with club history, meetings and events.  
    http://www.lrrc.org/
    
    Extractions: 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.

43. Metal Detectors Hobby Industrial METAL DETECTORS
    If you are a first time buyer, we welcome you to the world of metal detectingand hope that one of our detectors will make your dreams become reality.  
    http://www.buyametaldetector.com/

44. Index
    A metal detecting club. Includes advice, photographs, and related information and links.  
    http://www.geocities.com/sirtesoro/
    
    Extractions: Welcome Intermet Club Detecting Help Members Monthly Journal 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 SHOUT 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.

45. Index Page
    Welcome to the Fascinating Hobby of metal detecting from the Sherwood Forestregion of Nottinghamshire UK. (Home of the Legendary Robin Hood ).  
    http://www.warsopmds.fsnet.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Thank you for visiting the Warsop MDS. Web site "Please enjoy your stay" Click Here for the "Robin Hood" Rally Details E-mail your requests and enquiries about Metal Detecting to brianbooth@warsopmds.fsnet.c o.uk Web-manager. We are a small but active group with the aim of "Recovering and Recording History"

46. "DAFT UK Detecting And Finding Treasure 'Hobbysite' Covers Metal Detecting UK /
    DAFT UK Detecting And Finding Treasure Hobbysite covers UK metal detecting / UKTreasure Hunting in the uk and supports MADMDC / NCMD Anglia Region charity.  
    http://homepages.tesco.net/~horizon/

47. Rob Allison's Nuggethunting.com, Prospecting For Gold Nuggets
    Gold! . metal detecting for placer gold nuggets is commonly referredto as Nuggethunting or Nuggetshooting. . Welcome to my Website.  
    http://www.nuggethunting.com/
    
    Extractions: new pages will be red Welcome to Nuggethunting.com "Come join Me on this elusive search for Gold!" Attention: "Visa/Mastercard are now accepted!" Call Today... Metal detecting for placer gold nuggets is commonly referred to as "Nuggethunting" or "Nuggetshooting." Welcome to my Website. My name is Rob Allison, and I have spent the last 10 years prospecting with success in the Southwest desert regions. My gold prospecting experience extends from the Artic Circle down to the lower desert regions of Arizona, California and Nevada. Being a Native of Arizona, I spent the first five years of my gold prospecting career panning, sluicing, drywashing and dredging for gold nuggets. I also owned several claims within the Bradshaw Mountain range where I avidly prospected, and encouraged others to join. I have an extensive background in Geology, and I spent several years studying Economic Geology on a Community and University level. Without a doubt, it has helped me in the search for that elusive gold, but than again, it is not a "Sure Fire" method. Funny, the old-timers had it all figured out -

48. The Original Dixie Metal Detectors
    Sun Ray, DetectorPro, Troy Shadow, Garrett detectors and Security Equipment, SecurityWands and WalkThru Detectors, metal detecting Accessories, digging tools  
    http://www.dixie-metal-detectors.com/
    
    Extractions: s d ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS AND FREE SHIPPING!! DIXIE METAL DETECTORS - MADISON, TN. Welcome! PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1985 Dixie Metal Detectors (TM) is located in Madison, Tennessee. Just North of Nashville. We carry top of the line metal detecting equipment for the professional as well as the hobbiest. Dixie Metal Detectors (TM) (TM) , Madison, Tennessee. VISIT US AT WWW.FINDMALL.COM (Relic Forum) PAYMENT OPTIONS: 9:00 AM CST until 5:00 PM CST . If you reach our answering recorder, please leave us a message and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. OUR E-MAIL ADDRESS IS dixiedetectors@aol.com IF YOU LIKE TO SEE CIVIL WAR RELICS, BE SURE TO VISIT OUR DIXIE RELIC GALLERY. JUST CLICK ON THE RELIC GALLERY BUTTON TO SEE SOME GREAT FINDS! ANNOUNCING... The long awaited "Exploring the Explorer" video is here! Call or email to orders yours today! Dixie Metal Detectors 1120 Berwick Trail, Madison, Tennessee 37115

49. We Carry Everything You Need To Start Treasure Hunting! - Fisher Metal Detectors
    A fullline metal detecting and mining equipment store.  
    http://www.flash.net/~treasure/
    
    Extractions: 5151 River Oaks. Blvd. Ft. Worth, Texas 76114 click here to request a catalog! We'd like to take a moment and introduce ourselves to you. Our shop has been a full-line Metal detecting and Mining equipment store since 1979. We're family owned and operated. We take pride in knowing that we'll treat you just like one of our family. Take comfort in knowing that if you have a problem, need to make an order or just need to ask some questions we're just a phone call away. We guarantee fast, friendly service.

50. Happy Hunting
    A multiline dealer of metal detecting equipment, hobby commercial,located in the heart of southwestern Ontario.  
    http://www.odyssey.on.ca/~dvanrompaey/

51. Gold Dredging, Metal Detecting, And Alaska Mining Information
    Gold pans, sluice boxes, highbankers, tools, gold dredging, metal detecting, accessories, books, regulations, permits, sites, and mining claims. Steve's Mining Journal, clubs, organizations, mining classes and links.  
    http://www.akmining.com/mining.htm
    
    Extractions: Mining Contact Us! for more information. Recreational Mining Sites - Places in Alaska you can search for gold. Where To Find Gold in Alaska - From USGS Professional Paper 610. Mining Claims in Alaska - Maps and information on mining claims in Alaska. Mining Claims For Sale in Alaska - Free mining claim listing service. - Rules and permits for mining in Alaska. Steve's Mining Journal AMDS owner Steve Herschbach's mining adventures in Alaska. - What does suction dredging do to the environment? Alaska Mining Links - Other web sites relating to mining in Alaska. Alaska Gold Mining FAQ - General questions and answers about mining in Alaska. Alaska Gold Forum Ganes Creek Gold - Search for gold nuggets at newly available location! Alaska's Largest Gold Nuggets - Pictures of some of the largest nugget's found in Alaska. Alaska Gold Nuggets for Sale - Gold nuggets and gold specimens from Alaska. Gold Pans - Gold pans, screens, sieves, and the Rotapan.

52. Portable Antiquities, Metal Detecting And Archaeology - Council For British Arch
    CBA guide to portable antiquities, metal detecting and archaeology. UK Detector Net.National Council for metal detecting. Federation of Independent Detectorists.  
    http://www.britarch.ac.uk/detecting/
    
    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.

53. VoyForums: From The Land Of The Bluenose Metal Detecting
    Forum where enthusiasts can meet to chat about their finds, trips and tips.  
    http://www.voy.com/98887/
    
    Extractions: Contribute: Reserve your VoyUser name No-ads: Completely remove ads from your forum Owner Login VoyForums Homepage Create a New Forum VoyForums News Help Desk VoyForums Exchange FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Directory/Categories Search VoyForums VoyUser Login VoyUser Login optional Contact Forum Admin Post a new message Check update time Archives:

54. IMDA Club Page
    Cyberclub offering membership in the FMDAC, as well as IMDA. Photo ID's, news, contests and related links.  
    http://detectorist.tripod.com/club.html
    
    Extractions: Along with your name, address, and phone number, please enclose a check or money order payable to "FMDAC" in the amount of $5.00 (U.S.). Donations to the IMDA may be made out to "Tommy Aaron, IMDA." Note: Addresses and phone numbers will remain confidential. Please watch this page for upcoming changes and additions! [an error occurred while processing this

55. CBA Fact Sheet Number 2: Advice For Metal Detector Users In England And Wales
    2 metal detecting advice for users of metal detectors in England and Wales. Ihave heard that all archaeologists are hostile to metal detecting is this so?  
    http://www.britarch.ac.uk/cba/factsht2.shtml
    
    Extractions: Britain's landscape is full of archaeological sites. Many of them are not obvious, consisting of buried features like infilled ditches and pits, structural remains such as walls, floors, or wells, or simply patterns of debris. Together, such traces contribute historical knowledge about where and how people lived, ceremony, worship, technology, agriculture and social structure. All archaeological discoveries have some potential to add to knowledge. For this to happen, however, finds must be reported and recorded so that the information they offer can be shared. If you wish to metal-detect on land which is not your own, you must get permission from the landowner (and occupier of the land if this is different from the owner) beforehand. If you metal-detect on land without consent, you may be charged with a criminal offence and you could be sued for damages. Some archaeological sites are protected by law. These are called Scheduled Ancient Monuments. It is an offence to use a metal detector on a Scheduled site without the written agreement of the Secretary of State.

56. BUDS METAL DETECTING HOME PAGES
    Finds of Northeastern Massachusetts, and Southern New Hampshire. Coins, relics, buttons, bullets, beach information and artifacts.  
    http://members.aol.com/tinman456/index.html

57. BUDS METAL DETECTING HOME PAGES
    metal detecting finds from Northeasten Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire fromBud Smith. Mass. Flag. New Hampshire Flag. To Buds metal detecting Home Page.  
    http://members.aol.com/tinman456/

58. 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

59. Metal Detecting
    metal detecting, detecting minelab explorer xs. Updated 19/06/2003. Updated19/06/2003. updated 19/06/2003. Updated 01/12/2003. updated 01/12/2003.  
    http://www.buff.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: I have been detecting since April 2001 and use a Minelab Explorer XS and now The Explorer MKII as my main machines and a Tesoro Cortez . My girlfriend has got the Minelab Sovereign Elite with the meter . Looks and feels great, she loves the thing and is doing well with it, seems to be alot better. Most of my finds have been made down in Dorset, but due to a lack of permissions as not local, I am having to try to find land in the surrey which is a very difficult area. I belong to a club called the weekend wanderers which solves allot of Sunday days out and is a terrific club, very friendly. So if you like, take a look at the finds I have made so far.

60. ICMJ's PROSPECTING And MINING JOURNAL Is A Monthly Publication Dedicated To Pros
    Covers dredging, mining, metal detecting, prospecting for gold. Published monthly since 1931.  
    http://www.icmj.com/

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