Category: Digger’s Digest

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XP Deus Coil Not Connecting? This Might Fix It! (Personal Experience and Advice +)

The XP Deus (and now the Deus II) is well known for its technical advances. Renowned for its wireless design and exceptional performance, the XP Deus has been a favorite among hobbyists and professionals alike. However, a number of users have reported a perplexing issue: certain coils are no longer connecting to the control unit. This has left many in the community scratching their heads, wondering how to resolve this...

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The History Of Russian Steel Helmets from 1916-1945, By Ivan Karabanov (Diggers Library+)

Greetings, fellow diggers, and collectors! I continue my topic of “A diggers/collectors library”, in which I introduce you to all the books and works from my personal library, which can be useful for any digger or collector in order to expand the horizons and gain new knowledge. For all the WW2/war relics diggers, it will be interesting to know the history of the Russian steel helmet, because as it turned...

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“Kaliningrad” Finds (Digging In Königsberg)

At times it is interesting to see at times what fellow detectorists find from other places in the world, and one such interesting place is Königsberg (Kaliningrad). East Prussia is full of history, it is not surprising that some detectorists there find items from ancient Rome, very rare finds in the Baltic region! From a conversation with an old digger: “We used to go through the woods and German helmets...

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Digging On A Construction Site (With Finds+)

Choosing a detecting location is always difficult – you need to work with maps, archives, location visiting (sometimes in vain), unjustified expectations, and other loss of time, which at one point will turn out to be a great success (Or maybe not). In our “business”, this is always the case. However, do not forget that good finds and locations can be very close to you and that you don’t always...

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In Search Of A Forester’s House (Digger’s Story Of An Ordinary Day)

What is detecting? Do you really think that if you bought a metal detector, you will at once start finding gold and treasures? Now that’s not exactly the case, as most detectorists know. The place where you dig has a lot to say, and I will tell you about just one such time where I searched for the right spot. On the maps available on the Internet, there is very...

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Detecting Point – A Medieval Hoard! (News, Photos+)

We literally walk around on different ancient objects and relics. What now seems like garbage for us, will be excellent finds for future archaeologists and diggers. And here is a simple example – on a construction site in Tallinn, the workers invited archeologists after cleaning the surface of the territory of buildings and debris, to check and see what can be found in one of the oldest parts of the...

Detecting old tavern field with Teknetics T2+! Old coins saved + setting talk! 0

Detecting old tavern field with Teknetics T2+! Old coins saved + setting talk!

Hello Friends! Today we went detecting to an old field close to the old tavern dated XVI century! Take a look what we have found there: Just an amazing relics and coins found! Also in this video I explained how to set up the Teknetics T2+. It is very easy to learn this machine and nothing complicated about settings. You can order Teknetics T2+ bundle here. Promo code: A1479 Enter...

XP Deus Team USA Metal Detecting Show #1 (Video+) 0

XP Deus Team USA Metal Detecting Show #1 (Video+)

The wait is finally over! We are very excited and proud to share with everyone the XP Deus Team USA Metal Detecting Show #1. XP Deus Team USA is a metal detecting show that features team members from across the U.S. who use the XP Deus, one of the top metal detectors on the market. Interesting to see a lot of finds and get more tips and tricks about XP...

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Museum Idiotism and How the Visitors Are Being Confused! (Photos+)

I propose to talk on such a sensitive topic as “errors” in information in museum stands. After all, state museums are a source of serious information. People write scientific works, relying on museum exhibits and specialized literature in the field of history and archeology. It’s one thing if it’s just typos or spelling errors on information stands in museums. Which also, of course, surprises, but not so much that it...