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Test: Six days with the Mars Gauss Metal Detector - the thorny road to a warm friendship

Mars Gauss is the first product of a well-known Ukrainian manufacturer of probes and accessories for metal detectors. It is mainly known for the fact that its products have always been characterized by superior quality not only in terms of functionality, but also maximum durability. I vaguely remember a video where one of the Mars probes (maybe Discovery?) was run over by some guys in an off-road car, whereupon they still put it on the detector in a single shot and the probe worked flawlessly!

5000 year old skull surgery

Archaeologists have found a 5,000-year-old skull showing signs of surgery. But the man didn't live long after the procedure. Scientists say it's an exceptional condition, however, as brain surgery was common in ancient times.

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30.9. 1941 Operation Typhoon

In October 1941, the second major German eastern offensive, dubbed Operation Typhoon, got underway. No second offensive was envisaged at the outset.

Two young detectorists found two very rare coins, they will be sold at auction

Sixteen-year-old Reece Pickering found a coin of the last Anglo-Saxon king at Topcroft in Norfolk and fifteen-year-old Walter Taylor found a silver penny from 1106 in Essex. As the coins were single and do not meet the Treasure Act, they can be auctioned into private hands. There is already a lot of interest in the auction; it will take place on 26-27 October and the preliminary estimate of the final price for both coins is about 100,000 crowns.

Rice troughs LP Hunter Gold

A new range of professional panning troughs, both for gold and minerals such as garnets and sapphires. In the article you will find a video with a demonstration of use in prospecting for garnets and gold.

He lost his job to a coronavirus, found a treasure trove of silver coins from the 13th and 14th centuries in the autumn

A few small shiny objects of irregular shape were found by an unemployed tourist by chance. He noticed a hint of reliefs, e.g. a dragon, and the objects seemed to be silver. He therefore reported the discovery to the Regional Heritage Office in Trnava, which sent archaeologists to the site. In the meantime, the instructed finder disguised the site and did not interfere further with the excavation.

A guide to ending the covid pandemic

So here it is, the solution is already in the world.

Roman villa with mosaics

The remains of a Roman villa were discovered five years ago by workers. Archaeologists subsequently uncovered beautiful mosaics, which they will make available to the public.

Celestron PowerSeeker, AstroMaster, Inspire and AstroFi series in stock

Celestron PowerSeeker, AstroMaster, Inspire and AstroFi telescope ranges in stock.

Garrett bought the Whites

As those who know a bit about the industry know, White's discontinued production a few weeks ago and the company's management started looking for an investor. This was accomplished on 10/16/2020 when Garrett announced a new acquisition.