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Somewhere in Jessamine County, Kentucky, there lies a Garrett Pinpointer. Lost in 2012, it is...
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Posted by Scott Clark | Jan 14, 2017 | Equipment Reviews, Featured, How To, Technology |
Somewhere in Jessamine County, Kentucky, there lies a Garrett Pinpointer. Lost in 2012, it is...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Apr 25, 2016 | Advocacy, Archaeology Work, Featured, Research and Permission, slider |
When I hear detectorists talking about “Saving History” these days I can’t help...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Dec 8, 2015 | Archaeology Work, Featured, Metal Detecting Journal |
I have been doing research on a large property which contains known US Civil War action, and I’m starting to build a data set – venturing even to construct several hypothesis about what happened there which I look forward to presenting to experts far more seasoned than I.
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Aug 21, 2015 | Archaeology Work, events, How To, Technology |
Excellent new presentation from Terry Brock (Montpelier Foundation) and Lynne Goldstein of MSU on...
Read MorePosted by Scott Clark | Apr 21, 2013 | Finds, Metal Detecting Journal, Research and Permission |
This is the type of thing that detectorists can rid from your lawn if you give them permission. ...
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