What do you do when you have multiple Anglo-Saxon burial mounds on your property? You ask your local archaeologist to come by and check it out. And what if he happens to find one of the biggest…
I returned to a beautiful 1850s permission on a New England fall day. My trusty Ace 400 and I set out on our detecting journey. Low and behold, a scratchy low to mid 80s s…
Our family takes a vacation the Fort Walton Beach Florida on Okaloosa Island every year and I always take my detectors not only to have a little fun digging in the sand wi…
The 1715 Fleet by Fred Banke Throughout the decades, people have been lured to this coast of Florida in search of treasure from the 1715 Fleet. Treasure salvors in boats, metal detectorists on the…
Happy April Fools Day! Portrait of Kellyco VIP Test Team Member, Gary Penta In honor of April Fools, we thought we would play a light-hearted joke with the help of Gary Penta and…
Our first trip out with the Garrett Ace APEX last night. Me and my wife decided to go to a local freshwater beach easy to dig and a place for my wife to get use to swingin…
From the waning days of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of England comes the Cuerdale Hoard. Unlike the Hoxne Hoard, which was Romano-British, and the Staffordshire Hoard, which was from Mercian Anglo-Sax…
I went out for a midnight beach hunt during low tide last Friday 9/11/2020 with a friend. While my friend was working in the dry sand using the Equinox 800, I worked in th…
Staffordshire Hoard found in Lichfield, UK The Anglo-Saxons were and are renowned for their metalwork. This is not the crude metallurgy of an uncultivated barbarian horde, but the b…
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