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Arkeonews reports a metal detectorist found very rare medieval coins that date back to the time of King Stephen in the 12th century. King Stephen of England was a grandson of William the Conqueror. He took the throne on the death of King Henry I.

The shores of California, with its long and varied coastline, hold a magnetic allure for treasure hunters, history enthusiasts, and metal detecting hobbyists. The act of unearthing relics and coins from the bygone eras or modern-day valuables lost in the sands is a thrilling pursuit. However, this activity is not without controversy, particularly on public beaches where rules governing metal detecting are often in flux and can vary widely from one jurisdiction to another. This article delves into the practice of metal detecting on California's public beaches, exploring both the allure of the hobby and the legal and ethical considerations that come with it.

Mystery items found Metal Detecting Andrew Jackson's Camp and Old Home site! This week I meet up with History Seekers to search a few historic sites. We use our metal detectors to search for history when We get a phone call about a missing ring and head to the river to search!

This midwest one-room school remains standing surrounded by corn fields for over 110 years.

Treasure lost in the woods is recovered along with a bunch of laughs.

200 Year old Treasure found Metal Detecting with National Geographic's Diggers!

If you ever wondered what things would look like after humans are gone this may give you a good idea. Nature has started reclaiming this old abandoned home site.

This episode takes us way out to eastern Virginia to search for colonial period items and even get a surprise along the way. It was a beautiful day to get out and search for history! We hope you enjoy this episode and thank you for supporting Gone Diggin!

What could you find in 10,000 acres of Farm fields with 1000 people with metal detectors? Come hang out with us as we join the largest metal detecting event in the country!

While History Treasure Hunters were searching an early 1700s village site they located an interesting relic that they haven't been able to identify with their metal detectors.

This site was the location of a Native village during the late 1600s to very early 1700s. The villagers were well documented as having traded with the French prior to having conflicts with them.

Searching for lost American Civil War artifacts, metal detector hobbist located an unexploded (live) artillery shell (UXO).

Lost in Time! Metal Detecting for lost history!

We are in search of an 1800s brothel in North Alabama. This is what we have found so far in our search. If you know what this is let us know and if you want to follow our search click the follow button.

We located an old abandoned house in the woods and now have permission to search it with metal detectors.

This American Army base was used to train soldiers from 1898 when it was established to train soldiers headed to the Spanish American War. It was used for the last time around 1918 to train soldiers for service in WWI. These are some of the items we have found there. We believe this item may date to 1915-1918.

Thanks to a invite from a couple friends I get to go out and explore what I would later call "A Field of Dreams". I can only image what will be held here to recover in the future. I hope you enjoy this adventure and consider following for more.

Two men with metal detectors recover history buried for over 150 years in a farm field in Virginia. We hope you enjoy this episode and thank you for watching.