All the links found on this page are related in one way or another to the subject of metal detecting and should prove interesting to all who visit our site.
Clicking on the image or a link will take you to the page of interest... enjoy.
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Information about the coats of arms of local authorities in England and Wales both contemporary and obsolete, presented to you by Robert Young
Presented to you by Centre for Metropolitan History, Institute of Historical Research.
Providing access to Britain's most extensive digital historical map archive. Find out where your ancestors used to live or check out what your neighbourhood looked like over a hundred years ago. Presented to you by Ordnance Survey and LandMARK
Presented to you by Chris Perkins.
Chris's site is like finding a hammered coin in the middle of a baron field, absolutely fabulous, buy coins, coin books, coin collecting accessories, Including coin trays,
coin albums, Individual coin capsules and coin envelope.
Storage cases, digital bullion scales and more...
Dont forget to checkout the complete history of British
Coinage in 12 parts. By Ken Elks. Covers
Celtic to Decimalisation with lots of pictures. Celtic,
Roman, Anglo Saxon, Norman, Tudor, Stuart and Commonwealth,
Early milled, Later Milled, Provincial tokens, Great re
coinage, Decimal, Scottish (to 1706)... >>Click
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The
Portable Antiquities Scheme, is
a voluntary recording scheme for archaeological objects
found by members of the public.
Find your nearest FLO >>Click
Here<<
NCMD, organised for clubs, although there is a category for individual membership.
F.I.D, has been organised primarily for the individual Detectorist who are not members of clubs.
Treasure Hunting, this exciting monthly
magazine is packed with information and useful features
to help you get the most out of the fascinating hobby
of metal detecting.
WildWinds, an online reference, attribution & valuation site for ancient Greek, Roman & Byzantine coins.
Spink, have you found that elusive hoard or a rare gold coin and been allowed to keep them, then a trip to Spink just may be the order of the day...
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