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Metal Detecting:     more books (100)

Use of metal detecting equipment in law enforcement by William D Taylor, 1972 Archaeology and Metal-detecting: A Model for Engaging the Local Community in Greenfield Development by Neil Macnab, 2005-04-29 Detecting 2000: A New Guide to the Hobby of Metal Detecting for the Millennium by Michael J. Cuddeford, 2000-01-01 New York Treasures and Metal Detecting Sites by ETTORE NANNETTI, Diana Nannetti, 1985 Metal Detecting Sites in the County of Lincolnshire: A Survey of the County of Lincolnshire Jointly Undertaken by Spin-a-Disc Promotions and H.I.S.Publishing by B.J. Cross, 1995-11 Tips for the Treasure Hunter - An Information Guide to Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting by Clay Proctor, 1987-01-01 GOLD & GHOSTS. A prospectors guide to metal detecting and history of the Australian Goldfields. Volume 1 Western Australia. by D.W.: de Havelland, 1999 GOLD & GHOSTS. A prospectors guide to metal detecting and history of the Australian Goldfields. Volume 2 Western Australia. by D.W.: de Havelland, 1999 Secrets of twenty years [of] metal detecting treasures by Walter Bruce, 1989 Treasure Under Your Feet: Adventurers' Handbook of Metal Detecting Metal Detecting Farm Holiday Guide 1997-98 by Robert Joseph Bailey, 1997-05 Detecting metal in limeworks (Technical and liaison bulletin) by Dennis Ashley Hills, 1975 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 Digging Deeper with the DFX by Jeff Foster, 2004

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81. Tom Baustert's Metal Detecting Site
    Tips on where to detect, sample of permission/liability forms, US.coin history and data, photos of Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingThis page by Tom Baustert is about metal detecting, treasure hunting, field testsand the White's dfx and Minelab Excalibur detectors. metal detecting Club.  
    http://home.twcny.rr.com/metaldetecting/
    
    Extractions: It is simply finding metal items such as coins, rings, badges etc. buried in the first few inches of earth. The hobby takes you away from your normal daily routine and lets you go out into the fresh air, where with the use of other advanced electronic wizardry, (the metal detector) you can have gentle exercise, enjoy nature and see what your ancestors left behind for you to find. Once at home you can share the information about your finds with others at the coffee shop, at work, at club meetings or on the Internet and learn from fellow enthusiasts about their most recent discoveries.

82. Tinytec Professional Quality Metal Detector Probes; Deluxe And Ultra Deluxe Mode
    Direct sales of electronic metal detecting probes and holsters. Winner Pinpointing Probe of 2000 award.  
    http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Hills/2889/index.html

83. TreasureNet (tm) - The Original Treasure Hunting Website
    Treasure hunting resource. Includes business directory, links to historical photos, search, recovery Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingBrowse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history,metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, buried  
    http://www.treasurenet.com/
    
    Extractions: Looking For Old Maps? - Click Here. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island

84. Rocky Mountain Prospectors & Treasure Hunters
    Familyoriented club supporting gold prospecting, metal detecting and treasure hunting, located in northern Colorado.  
    http://jymis.com/RMPTH/
    
    Extractions: Rocky Mountain Going for the GOLD! Established in 1996 Who We Are WHATS NEW! Schedule of Events 2003 Schedule of Events Here Now! Club Contacts 2002 Find of the Year Award Winners here now! ... Trading Post Eureka! Club “Rush to the Rockies 2003” Hunt Link – Click Here Monthly Club Meeting held on first Wednesday each month at 7:00 PM Meetings held at: Mountain Range Shadows Clubhouse Located within the Mountain Range Shadows development on the SW Frontage Road of Interstate 25 between Fort Collins and Loveland, Colorado. Clubhouse situated on Mummy Range Drive. Exit I-25 at the Highway 392 exit (Windsor Exit), and turn south on the SW Frontage Road (west side of Interstate) to Peakview Drive. Turn right on Peakview and left on Mummy Range to the Clubhouse. Note the change of meeting location! Click globe for map to the meeting location RMPTH P.O. Box 1483 LaPorte, Colorado 80535 Number of visitors to this site - Site last updated on March 17, 2003 Contact Rick Mattingly - Webmaster

85. Jason's Metal Detecting Page
    Site has photos of coins, jewelry and other finds made with a Garrett metal detector.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingJason's metal detecting Page. My finds. View Finds My Metal Detector.Email hyperjason70@hotmail.com. View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/jmdp/

86. Amazing Hobby Of Metal Detecting
    Awardwinning site features metal detecting tips, cleaning finds, notes about gold, ocean tides, equipmen Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingFinds and information about this gteat hobby of metal detecting, fromVlad and Carol in Connecticut. Hobby of metal detecting. We  
    http://www.vkart.com/metaldetecting/

87. Index
    Photo galleries of coins and artifacts found in the UK.  
    http://c.cater.users.btopenworld.com/HTMLFiles/index.html
    
    Extractions: Roman Coin Illustrations. Hits since February 15th 2003. Welcome to my web site Obverse and reverse of a Trajan Denarii minted in Rome 112 a.d. I have been metal detecting now for over 20 years and have recovered many artifacts and coins that I would like you to see. A lot has been said by academics regarding their heritage and that we detectorists are robbing the country of their heritage. I would like to add that what we recover is our heritage as well and not a single individuals. There are still a few out there that don't agree with our methods of recovery but suffice it to say that we, as responsible citizens, have done more to enhance our knowledge of our heritage and that has not cost the country one pennies worth. All expenses have come from our personal contributions to this hobby. Please browse through these pages, for I am sure you will agree that it would be well worthwhile.

88. JB's - Welcome
    Includes a metal detecting game, Spectrum XLT programs, 100's of forums, links, hints and tips.Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingA metal detecting resource site with an Online metal detecting Game, SpectrumXLT programs, 100's of forums, even more links and lots of hints and tips.  
    http://66.51.97.78/jb/
    
    Extractions: Welcome, I am up to over 100 forums for metal detecting listed on my site, the more I find the more amazed I am that there are so many dedicated to this hobby. I have also recently added the URL for the GNIS, at this site you just put in your state and county and what you are looking for. Entering things like, historical post office, battlefield, wells, springs. stage coach stop, etc. allows someone to find places in thier area for research or hunting. The search is based on millions of entries in The Geographic Names Information System. One great thing is that the print out of all the sites give the GPS location. There is also a link to the USGS mapping database, this URL will allow you to print a map of the above places by entering the name, county and state. See my Tips page for more information and the links. I hope all find that this web site is of some use to them. To be sure, there are numerous other

89. Metal Detecting Forums - Powered By XMB 1.8
    metal detecting Forums News Updates. New Thread. Who's Online Thereare currently 29 Guests and 1 Member browsing metal detecting Forums.  
    http://www.vkart.com/metaldetecting/forum/index.php

90. Fisher Metal Detectors, Tesoro Metal Detectors For Prospecting, Coins & Relics
    Fisher and Tesoro Metal detectors for hobby, security and industry. Also includes a full line of metal detecting accessories.  
    http://www.metaldetectorsrus.com
    
    Extractions: We Guarantee Lowest Prices!   Our prices are discounted the MAXIMUM allowed by the manufacturers we represent.   We also include FREE UPS delivery for all metal detectors in the continental US.   Shipment is FREE also with Minimum order values of $80.00 on all miscellaneous items such as Books and Detector Supplies. Wayne Jenkins and Patty Gifford welcome you to our site. For Orders Call 1-800-745-3114 Questions   1-615-793-2308 or mobile 1-615-414-6551

91. The FMDAC Home Page
    Premier organization dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and protection of the recreational Category Society Organizations Hobby Interests metal detecting hobbyists, and has grown into a nationwide, non profit organization devoted topromoting and preserving the sport and hobby of metal detecting for future  
    http://www.fmdac.com/
    
    Extractions: This page last updated Wednesday April 02, 2003 This web site is owned and operated by The Federation of Metal Detector and Archaeological Clubs ( FMDAC Web Master Our thanks to http://www.graphicmaps.com for the maps on this site. Before using forums, understand your personal responsibilities by reading and understanding the . Technical Logs. Use Imanager

92. Metal Detecting Equipment - Comments & Opinions
    Forum to discuss experiences with any make, model or brand machine or accessories.  
    http://members5.boardhost.com/MetalDetecting/index.html
    
    Extractions: Post a Message Old forum archive Archives User comments and opinions are welcomed here. This site is not sponsored by any dealer or manufacturer of detecting equipment. Everyone is encouraged to speak out in a responsible manner expressing both good and bad experiences with any make, model or brand detector or accessory. Our mission is to increase the knowledge base of all readers by sharing our collective insight and to provide sound advice without editorial bias. Re: A few months ago... Jbird 4/8/2003, 11:45 pm Question for George Payne Charles S.(saamdigger) 4/8/2003, 9:37 pm Minelab Explorer II JB(MS) 4/8/2003, 5:58 pm Re: Minelab Explorer II Ty 4/9/2003, 10:53 am Re: Minelab Explorer II Brian 4/9/2003, 8:31 am Re: Minelab Explorer II Beachcomber 4/8/2003, 9:28 pm Re: Minelab Explorer II JB(MS) 4/8/2003, 9:48 pm Re: Minelab Explorer II Carl 4/9/2003, 1:54 am

93. Old Bottles & Metal Detecting
    Coins, Ancient Artefacts Old Bottles; For Sale or just to lookat. This page has been designed and built for people interested  
    http://www.bottles.freeserve.co.uk/

94. Millennium Diggers Metal Detector And Detecting, Prospecting, Rock Hounding Home
    Nonprofit club in Oregon that will help promote the hobbies of metal detecting, prospecting, rock hounding, and treasure hunting.  
    http://www.millenniumdiggers.com/
    
    Extractions: Young club member Cody Anderson learning to feed the sluice on Grave Creek. The Dayton, Oregon Group "North Group" has it's monthly meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. The Grants Pass, Oregon Group "South Group" has it's monthly meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.. We have some great experts in the fields of metal detector usage, dredging for gold, nugget hunting with a metal detector, coin hunting with a metal detector, rock hunting in Oregon and other aspects of Treasure Hunting. If you are a metal detector user, a gold dredger or a prospector, then the Millennium Diggers Club is for you. More information about becoming a member of the Millennium Diggers Club can be found HERE.

95. Austin Metal Detecting Club
    metal detecting club based in Austin, Texas.  
    http://www.austinmetaldetectingclub.com/

96. METAL DETECTING WEB SITE (EN)
    metal detecting Web Ring (ITA). Join Next This Original metal detecting Web Ringsite owned by Andrea Pellati. Want to join the metal detecting Web Ring?  
    http://members.tripod.it/metaldetecting/

97. Crawfords Metal Detectors - Equipment, Accessories & Advice
    UK independent metal detecting specialist supplying a comprehensive range of detectors, accessories, books and maps. Secure online ordering facilities available.  
    http://www.crawfordsmd.co.uk
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the one-stop web site which meets all your metal detecting equipment, accessory and book/map needs, as well as providing you with essential facts and information relating to one of the most fascinating hobbies in the world. Choosing a new (or used) metal detector can be a difficult process, but Crawfords can help! Whilst we are agents for all the leading brands including Minelab, Fisher, Garrett, Adventurer, Whites, Viking, Tesoro/Laser, and C Scope, we do not import or manufacture. Therefore, when we advise you of the best machine or accessory to meet your requirements, you can be assured that our recommendation is based on your interests and not ours. In short, if we believe you have the best already - we will tell you!! Price? - of course we are very competitive - we have to be, but it is not our policy to shout about fantastic offers or load you with freebies you don't need. Instead Crawfords will tailor a package to suit you, including your choice of one of our easy purchase options.

98. Home Page
    Advice on how a detector works, search techniques, obtaining permission to hunt, digging, cleaning Category Recreation Outdoors metal detectingDOWN TO EARTH. A Beginners Guide To metal detecting . 2002 UK EDITION. We wishyou well in all your searching, there's no other hobby like metal detecting.  
    http://www.metaldetectorist.co.uk/

99. Pembrokeshire Prospectors Metal Detecting Club,pembrokeshire, Wales
    A metal detecting group located in Wales.  
    http://www.pembsprospectors.co.uk/

100. Jimmy Sierra's Metal Detecting Accessories
     Everything related to the hobby of metal detecting, including equipment and accessories. Jimmy's Discovery Tours International offers yearly metal detecting tours to England.  
     http://www.jimmysierra.com/

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