Quote from the news article "An inquest held at Chesterfield Coroner’s Court today (Monday, January 21) heard that the coins were found in the side of a Bronze Age barrow, buried two and a half feet underground." Surely the "Bronze Age Barrow" is a scheduled ancient monument and ...

If you purchase a ring flash and none of the supplied adaptors fit your camera lens there are an abundance of step up/step down rings available to enable you to create a suitable combination.

The "Sandbach Brooch", as the PAS christened it, was found in 2011 by my good friend and detecting buddy Stan (Lobo) Cooper. It was declared treasure at inquest, went through the system and was disclaimed and returned in 2012, then went to auction. The bidding was opened at £10,000 and the...

Deetektor wrote: Maybe take the wife or girlfriend with you

Preferably in a low cut top and tight jeans, but unfortunately that definitely wouldn't work with my Mrs.

I don't see how a price like that can be justified when all the housing design and tooling are already in place for the CTX, it looks like just revamped internals and a new(?) coil.

Any ordnance survey map shows the location of hills, the closer together the contour lines are, the steeper the hill.

Dave P wrote:As JC said bad jounalism, I know Ian very well and and he was telling me how the reporter got it wrong.

Do reporters ever get anything right?

You need to alter the summer time settings in the user control panel/board settings/edit global settings.

Here's my contribution Tom.

Looks like a front page headline from the "Daily Spurt"

Maybe it would be worth approaching the supermarkets to highlight the issue as they have a lot of influence over the farmers who supply their produce.

Thats a superb and beautiful find.......but I cannot believe its not been deemed treasure!!!!!!!!! The brooch has been declared treasure by the coroner, been appraised by the BM and subsequently disclaimed by them after being offered to various museums who I believe could not raise the funds to pur...

It is obvious to me that this advice has not been read by the scheme's FLO's as the majority of the pictures shown on the database are out of focus and incorrectly exposed to the extent that some items are difficult to identify by the image alone.

jcmaloney wrote: Clubs can prepare themselves for another rush of Maplins wielding numptys.

That's because the more often found "scattered hoards" of shotties and mastitis tubes don't quite make the headlines.

Just a bit too far away with M62, M1, A1 traffic congestion as it is . I think that I need to be looking out for one of these ;
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