The Metal Detector in Rust is perhaps one of the most ingenious things to have ever been added. If you have a yearning to go on a treasure hunt or just kill time out of boredom, this is the perfect ...

Collaborating with hundreds of miles in between us History Seekers, Modern Goonie and Adventure Archaeology set out on 3 very different hunts! From a civil war battle site to an old mining town this ...

Join the History Seekers as we uncover a true metal detecting honey hole filled with 1700s artifacts! From the first beep to the last dig, this episode is packed with colonial-era relics and exciting ...

Lancashire decorator Alex Farrow made the unsettling discovery, thought to be more than a century old. Detectorist Chris Revill unearthed two silver coins that are believed to be more than 800 years ...

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A couple who was metal detecting along a stretch of North Myrtle Beach on Saturday discovered more than just bottlecaps and coins. Local police said a cannonball had ...

Abstract: The significant presence of metallic clutter in minefields results in a high false alarm rate of the conventional metal detectors due to their inability to discriminate between metallic ...

Abstract: In this article, a metal crack sensor based on chipless radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is proposed. It is used to monitor the angle and width of cracks in the Internet of ...

A metal detectorist exploring an Australian Gold Rush-era campsite made a remarkable discovery in recent weeks — even without striking gold. Angus James, a treasure hunter in the Australian state of ...

A metal detectorist exploring an Australian Gold Rush-era campsite made a remarkable discovery in recent weeks — even without striking gold. Angus James, a treasure hunter in the Australian state of ...

MELBOURNE BEACH, Fla. — According to historical records, it’s estimated that there is between 60 to 100 billion dollars in unfound treasure around the world. Primarily from sunken shipwrecks that were ...

Like most modern households, we've filled our home with synthetic, petroleum-based materials, from our couch cushions to our daughter's toys. These everyday products make house fires burn faster than ...