Published by Burton Mail, Written by John Crossley, Friday April 6th 2012
“A TREASURE hunter said it was ‘pure luck’ when he unearthed 10 silver coins dating to the 14th Century.
Patrick Corbett made the incredible discovery during an organised dig near Ticknall in March last year.” – Taken from Article
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Published by The Carthage Press, written by John Hacker, Tuesday April 5th 2012.
“CARTHAGE, Mo. —
Every once in a while, long buried pieces of Carthage’s history quite literally come to the surface.
On May 19, a Carthage City Council member is sponsoring a day that could bring even more of Carthage’s history to light.
Council Member Ed Hardesty, owner of Hardesty Enterprises, is planning a metal detector’s day in Carthage’s parks, in conjunction with National Metal Detector’s Day, an industry sponsored day for metal detector hobbyists.” – Taken from Article
Published by The Northern Echo, Thursday April 5th 2012
“METAL detector enthusiast Terry Vickers’ first big find has turned out to be a gold Roman ring.
The 52-year-old retired engineer, from Chilton, near Ferryhill, County Durham, found the object while surveying fields near Wheatley Hill.
Mr Vickers, who has been pursuing his hobby for 37 years, was in court today to hear Durham Coroner Andrew Tweddle declare that his November 2010 find is treasure.” – Taken from Article
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Published by By The State Journal-Register, written by John Reynolds, Tuesday April 5th 2012
Published by By The State Journal-Register, written by John Reynolds, Tuesday April 5th 2012