Архивы по месяцам

Февраль 2017

Dugout dumps (where to look?)

What is it and why look for it? A person inexperienced in military coping will probably be perplexed, not without reason. Yes, I am going to describe what treasures an ordinary garbage pit can contain and what considerations should be used…

German fork-spoons (identification of finds)

The dream of any novice war hacker or comrade who proudly calls himself a “military archaeologist” is to acquire a captured German device—a fork-spoon or a “folding machine.” This field household item is a fork and spoon riveted together.…

Fair (where to look)

What is a fair? Tired of digging for Soviet coins and nails in the fields? There is a solution — we need to find a fair! Fair — This is a semblance of a modern supermarket and more. People from all over the area regularly…

Where to dig? (age-old question)

While it’s winter and there’s a lot of snow, I suggest you think about finding new places. I constantly hear this question from my familiar diggers, so I consider it necessary to tell my thoughts on this matter. Where to start? Let's look…

Coil repair with 3D printer (new ears)

What breaks most often on a metal detector coil? It’s the coil lugs and a cable strain relief. Both problems are really hard to solve. And if you aren’t handy enough to repair your coil or there isn’t any service centre…

Six groschen Bathory (expensive find)

The coins that you often come across are trash, even if they are old. For archaeologists, of course, any coin, especially an ancient one, is important as a carrier of information for subsequent exploration of the site. For coiners and…

Raising the Stalingrad tank (video+)

Recovering military equipment from the bottom of reservoirs is always an exciting and difficult undertaking, often involving large resources by many people. An excellent quality video tells about the recovery of a rare example of the Soviet…

Golden Mask 5 Plus: recovery speed test. Video

A new product – the Golden Mask 5 Plus metal detector – appeared on the shelves at metal detecting stores in early 2017. The manufacturer has promised a detection depth increase of up to 20-50% (as compared to the old version of the…

Coiltek 14×9 DD for Minelab CTX 3030. NEW 2017

A new coil for the Minelab CTX 3030 metal detector – Coiltek 14?9 DD, a novelty 2017 – has been released. Here’s the first video. Can you guess how much the Coiltek 14?9 DD will cost – more than $225 or less? The Coiltek 14?9 DD…