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Eaton's Metal Detecting
Dedicated to the hobby of metal detecting/treasure hunting, with an extensive listing of good places Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingEaton's metal detecting. Last update 804-99. EATON'S metal detecting openedon 15th Jan 1999. This Web page is maintained by me, Floyd Eaton.
http://tatooine.fortunecity.com/cluster/375/

Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Eaton's Metal Detecting Fisher CZ-7a Quicksilver, My favorite and just one of many machines offered by Fisher Electronics. Check out Fishers web site with the link below. There are many other detector companies. There links are also below. Welcome to Eaton's Metal Detecting. Please check back soon as we add new links and such. Last update 8-04-99. EATON'S METAL DETECTING 15th Jan 1999 This Web page is maintained by me, Floyd Eaton. I began detecting just 4 years ago and have learned alot since and picked up many tips and tricks and I am willing to share - all you gotta do is ask. Unfortunatly, there is much more to learn about this wonderful hobby so we need your help too. Plus we need all of your tips and/or tricks to help each other out. Click 4 More TIP OF THE WEEK - My suggested tip of the week is this...When hunting old parks take a good look at the lay of the land. A big open area at one time may have had shade trees that people used to picnic under or just relax and read...this would be a good place to search for lost coins. Look for big shallow depressions in the ground that may indicate a large tree may have once stood there and been removed later after dying or being struck by lightning....I have found many interesting and valuable coins to add to my collection this way..good luck and happy hunting...Dave Savage
Bulletman's Metal Detecting Finds
Describes with photographs some artillery, bullets, coins, buttons and other relics from Civil War Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingBulletman's metal detecting Finds. Hi, I'm Bulletman From N'Awlins,Louisiana. If you enjoy my site please let me know. Email me
http://community-2.webtv.net/bullet-man/MetalDetectingFinds/
Calgary Metal Detecting Club
Established 1972, it is the oldest active metal detecting club in Canada. Monthly meeting, education, events.
http://www.wendigo.com/cmdc/

Extractions: "TRAVELERS GUIDE TO METAL DETECTING IN ALBERTA" Booklet covers all basic information plus detecting sites, contacts, road info, weather, Canadian coin I.D. guide, etc... Send $5 to: DMC Enterprises P.O. BOX 45026 High River, Alberta Canada T1V 1R7 Home Calgary Metal Detecting Club You are visitor number:
Dynamic Directory - Recreation - Outdoors - Metal Detecting
Alberta metal detecting Forum Not limited to Alberta detectorists.
http://www.maximumedge.com/cgi/dir/index.cgi/Recreation/Outdoors/Metal_Detecting
Metal Detecting For Placer Gold, Gold Nuggets And Meteorites.
Dedicated to the electronic metal detectorist searching for placer gold nuggets. Metal detectors Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingmetal detecting the Southwestern Deserts for Placer Gold by Rob Allison.last updated 2/13/03. About Me Products Galleries What's
http://www.nuggethunting.com/

Extractions: "Website currently under Minor Construction. Please check back soon for more updates." "Southwestern Nugget Hunters Forum" Click Here to view some of the recent discussions about detecting for gold, meteorites and various Earth treasures. Many contributors to this forum, besides myself, have extensive experience in the field.
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...
Phil's Detecting Page
This comprehensive web site contains information about the history of the hobby, hints and tips, equipmen Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingMy page about metal detecting. What I Have On My Site To the left are allthe links to the various other pages I have made on metal detecting.
http://relic-hunter.50megs.com/

Extractions: My name is Phil Harvey and I have now been metal detecting for just over 4 years, from which I have got great satisfaction. My first machine was a Micronta 4001. As some of you may know the Micronta 4001 is quite an old machine, with it's 4" search head and slight discriminating abilities. However, after much patience and practice I was finding interesting bits and pieces. I was finding artefacts and coins as old as medieval on a regular basis. My best find at the time being a 14th century French jetton. During this time I started reading "Treasure Hunting" and learned valuable information from each issue. I started to research and found out information about all of my sites. This ranged from old track ways and footpaths, to a Tudor house that had once stood in a field close to my house. I was hooked to the hobby and I had soon upgraded my metal detector to the Viking 5. This was an amazing machine compared to the Micronta. The depth that I was getting with it was tremendous compared to my last machine. With this detector I found my first hammered silver coin and also my first roman. The hammered coin was bent and black through stubble burning, but I didn't care! I had found a coin in just less than 6 months that it takes some people to find after years. The roman coin is an AE and is very small measuring 15mm across. Even today I have no idea what it exactly is! My machine was soon upgraded again and is still the detector I use today, this being a CS5MX. This machine is excellent in my opinion. My find rate tripled and it is now no surprise to come back with 3 or more hammered silvers each time I go out. I have found numerous hammered silver coins now and various other artefacts of interest. I hope you enjoy my site and I wish anyone the best of luck when detecting!
Russian Hobbies
Information on several hobbies metal detecting, insects, icons and crosses.
http://osipov.org/
About Metal Detecting
The hobby of metal detecting is now firmly established in Britain, theUSA, Australia and many European countries. The many thousands
http://relic-hunter.50megs.com/about.html

Extractions: Nowadays, metal detectors are hi-tec electronic machines with a variety of capabilities dependant on price. Most are 'user-friendly' being relatively simple to operate and most now have the ability to discriminate against certain metals. Prices range from one hundred pounds to close on a 1000 pounds for a top-of-the-range model. However, on some sites the cheaper detectors will out shine the expensive detectors. For instance if a site is highly iron contaminated, I find that my Viking 5 gives more depth then my CS5MX and many others will probably find this to. I believe that weather you join a club when you first start detecting is up to you. When I started the hobby I had no intention of joining a club and I still don't really. However, some may find it useful because they can then learn from experienced uses of detectors. In the UK permission should be gained to search on all land except that provided by local councils for public recreation i.e. parks and such open spaces. Beaches are usually free to search unless it is one of the few privately-owned beaches. However, in some areas such council land is out of bounds. If you are unsure about a piece of land near you, the best thing you can do is check. If someone tells you can't detect on council land, but you now for a fact that no such restrictions apply, I say ignore them! If you wish to search on farmland then the farmer or landowner should be sought out and permission to search requested from him/her.
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
Metal Detecting, Metal Detectors, Treasure Hunting, Treasure Resources
Extensive resources on metal detectors and metal detecting and treasurehunting locations, equipment, techniques, publications and clubs.
http://www.goldmaps.com/metal_detecting_treasure_hunting_resources.htm

Extractions: METAL DETECTING, METAL DETECTORS, TREASURE HUNTING, TREASURE RESOURCES TREASURE HUNTING AND METAL DETECTING ARE FUN! These live metal detecting, metal detector, treasure hunting and treasure resources cover metal detecting for gold, metal detector manufacturers, treasure hunting and metal detecting clubs, treasure hunting locations, metal detecting and treasure hunting publications and metal detecting equipment suppliers. Enjoy! HOME PAGE GOLD PROSPECTING GOLD PANNING EASTERN GOLD ... METAL DETECTING RESOURCES (Add bookmark. You will be wanting to come back.) Metal Detecting, Treasure Hunting for Gold Gold Maps Metal Detecting for Virginia Gold Metal Detecting for North Carolina Gold Metal Detecting for South Carolina Gold ... Metal Detecting for California Gold in Region 6 General Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Resources of Interest How Metal Detectors Work 10 Tips to Enhance Your Treasure Hunting Experience Coinist's Metal Detecting Tips Quick Treasure Hunting Tips ... The American Civil War Homepage Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Publications Lost Treasure Magazine Western and Eastern Treasures Magazine The Searcher (UK) Treasure Hunting Magazine (UK) ... Gold Prospector Magazine Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Equipment Sales Jimmy Sierra's Metal Detecting Accessories Kellyco Detector Distributors Tom's Treasures Treasure Store Northwest Treasure Supply ... Fitzgerald's Professional Precision Locators Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Equipment Manufacturers Metal Detectors by Garrett Metal Detectors by White's Metal Detectors by Minelab Metal Detectors by Tesoro ... Metal Detectors by Viking Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting
Portable Antiquities, Metal Detecting And Archaeology
CBA guide to portable antiquities, metal detecting and archaeology.
http://www.britarch.ac.uk/detecting/index.html

Extractions: Follow the continuing developments in the discussions relating to portable antiquities, metal detecting and archaeology here: CBA factsheet no 2: Advice for users of metal detectors in England and Wales British Archaeology , February 1995: feature article Finders, keepers and losers Metal detecting and archaeology in England by Colin Dobinson and Simon Denison, with contributions by Hilary Cool and Kate Sussams. Published by English Heritage and the Council for British Archaeology, 1995. Portable antiquities: the Department of National Heritage's discussion document on the subject, and the response made by the Standing Conference on Portable Antiquities (a consortium of archaeological organisations). (June 1996) Treasure Trove system performs vital role in preserving our heritage (DNH press release DNH 398/96, 17 December 1996) Lord Inglewood announces pilot schemes for the recording of archaeological finds (DNH press release DNH 399/96, 17 December 1996) Code of Practice for Treasure Trove is published for public comment (DNH press release DNH 400/96, 17 December 1996)
Bill & Johns Metal Detecting Site
A selection of their finds, including coins, jewelry, badges, toys, bottles, pot lids, and artifacts.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingTO BILL JOHNS metal detecting SITE. UPDATED 08.03.02 Welcome to Bill and John'spages. We have been metal detecting and bottle digging since the mid 1970's.
http://www.bradshaw83.freeserve.co.uk/

Extractions: Welcome to Bill and John's pages. We have been metal detecting and bottle digging since the mid 1970's. We have found a vast selection of coins and artifacts, bottles and pot lids, and lots of other gems. We can't possibly show everything we have found, so please enjoy this small selection of our finds. We hope you enjoy your visit.
Metal Detecting Connecticut
Devoted to treasure hunting in Connecticut. Contains displays of recovered coins, Civil War era finds, relics and research material.
http://bonas.tripod.com
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/
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
Lancaster Research & Recovery Club
A metal detecting club in lancaster with club history, meetings and events.
http://www.lrrc.org/

Extractions: A Metal Detecting Club Based In Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 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.
Tripod
Jeff's metal detecting Site. How to get started in metal detecting. If you havea friend that you think would like metal detecting, do it together.
http://jefferyvmckenzie.tripod.com/jeffsmetaldetectingsite/id4.html

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Coinist's Metal Detecting Web$ite
Forums, XLT custom programs, Explorer Settings, tips and hints, research center and links to other sites.
http://www.coinist.com
Index.page
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.

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