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i thin k they started like 20+ years????had a PI from them never had the time to use it RR

Wicked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!its 2019 and i think they just started to imported those tool in France not that they have to much gold but to melt jewellery i guess.... RR

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This forum is unique!!When i want my head to be full of tech chat or geology tales i just log in et voila. RR

In French Noe is Noah ,Noel is Father Christmas 🎅 un je ne sais quoi funny! RR

Well done Matey !!!!!!We just moved so no metal detecting for me RR

Bingo those onioms bottles will fetch good.money if ypu decide to sell them BRAVO!!! RR

On a asbestos roof tile.......................forgot to mention :) RR

Medieval knife blade i think RR

We are moving house this week end i found a lost item well actually a few they are all canonballs which i put in a safe place to avoid to be kicked :) Here is my 2nd favourite a nice specimen circa 15th century.I got a smaller one cracked to the core but not splitted which remind the force or the energy at impact...........they were used against wood structure and heaven cavalry then became obsolete against stone walls,and were replaced by lead then quickly by steel Anyway here is the beast weight around 3.5kg RR

14khz then 31khz read on 5 discri -4.0 the difference between both is crazy...... RR

Thanks Steve .I am moving this week end and i re-found some stuff i put in safe place to avoid to be broken one of them is a 37.5 cm Churchwarden clay pipe. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Churchwarden-Clay-Pipe-13in/dp/B003NEZVSG Mine is of course ancient and found in a spot where i broke another one...................in 7 pieces. RR

So here is my most successful so far,nuremberg jetton Est india company button and other bits hard to describe how cool it is to detect the spoil as you never know what you gonna find.......it s like playing lottery.....using the 9"HF .Pipe was found while reaching the water line to clean the button Enjoy RR

Hello i m participating to a exhibition inseptember and pictures needed to be taken "in action" so i invited the photographer (Hannah Smiles)to follow me as i was digging. https://hannahsmiles.com https://totallythames.org/event/foragers-of-the-foreshore I m focusing on the black gravel which may contain the oldest stuff for some reason on that patch (same spot as other trenches) the gravel was 2 feet deep not much luck except this Eward the 3rd penny.Using the Deus 9"HF discri -4.0 http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/pics/hamm/ed3/1d/index.html

^th trench deeper wider and longer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,jackshit 1 medieval knife blade lots of sweat for not much...... RR