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The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
Children taking part in the Metal detecting at King Johns Lodge, Etchingham Sussex on Sunday September 12th.
As part of the Heritage Open days weekend, when places that normally charge for admission are open free, and properties that are not normally open are open to visitors.
King Johns Lodge normally have their nursery and gardens open, for this weekend the house was also open to visitors and a History Time Line was created around the grounds. As visitors followed the route they gradually moved forward in time, with displays and information boards at various points.
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
this is an untried idea for a fast improvised coil brace for wave stabilization.
You'll need a 2 liter soda bottle and a few zip ties. cut the bottom off of the bottle at the desired angle of shaft to coil.
Cut a hole in the top of the bottle on the same side as the high end of the angle. The hole should be near the flat side of the bottle and be big enough to slide over the shaft of your detector.
punch four holes about as far apart as the width of your MD shaft and about 1" from the top hole and bottom edge.
Thread the shaft of your MD through the top hole so that the bottle bottom is flush with the coil at the desired angle.
Fasten the bottle in place with zip ties through the four holes.
Leave the top off of the bottle so air doesn't get trapped wen you submerge it.
If this work for anyone, let me know.
If it fails miserably, let me know as well so I can pull the image and instructions off of the site.
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
Howto create a belt mounted trash bag holder.
What you'll need.
A lunch meat tub, or some other similarly shaped plastic tub.
Coat hanger or other thick wire.
Rubber band
Trash bag.
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
Here are a few of the things I've found at the beach buried in the sand. I don't walk on the beach without shoes! Had a tetanus shot lately?
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
Early Anglo-Saxon, continental series, c. 695/700-710/5, series E, 'Ashton Rowant' phase, porcupine VICO variety 3. Degenerate diademed head right, resembling porcupine. Reverse: Standard inscribed VICO.
I have had this coin recorded as EMC 2017.b0311. This is an excellent example of Series E VICO variety 3.
The VICO probably indicates that this coinage was produced in a Vicus (trading settlement), such as Dorestad or Domburg in the Netherlands.
Silver Long Cross 1249 Class 3B Penny.
Moneyer: Henri of London (HENRI ON LVNDE)
A silver penny such as this,represented approximately a day’s pay for a skilled labourer, would buy two dozen eggs, two large loaves of bread or at least two gallons of ale.
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
The Montpelier (MACP) program from Spring 2013. Metal detectorists and archaeologists worked together on several projects in a cooperative effort
Treasure from metal detecting. This is from the cover of my book, The Art and Science of Metal Detecting.