The publication for diggers and collectors of history

In this issue:

Heritage, Iron & Friends

For a longtime relic hunter like this author, a nostalgic timeline of fun and friends can be had by remembering the relics that were found. By Joe “Cannon” Goetz.

Picture This…

Culpeper , Virginia was once again home to organize relic hunting. We show you some of the history recovered during the recent spring Diggin’ In Virginia . A Photo Compilation.

A Token Comes Full Circle

The town of Bushnell , North Carolina is long gone, as is the town’s mercantile establishment, Fisher’s Store. But both still hold a place in this author’s heart. By Mickey Stockton.

Four Days In Paradise And A Lifetime of Adventure

From Canada to Curacao to Oak Island , Steve Zazulyk talks about dive detecting, television, and a drunken iguana named Ed. By M.A. Shafer

Ironing It Out

The author never dreamed he would unearth an entire Civil War musket. Then again, he hadn’t really expected to dig so many artillery projectiles from one area. By Matt Jones.

Who Were They?

When a north Georgia forest was logged for pulpwood, an ancient culture came to light. But who were these ancient hunters? By Butch Holcombe

All IN The Family

Searing for relics can be solo venture, but much more joy can be found in the hobby by including the family, as this author does. By Kevin Walls

A Dog Named Susie

Not all valuable finds can be measured in cash or rarity. Some must ne considered treasures of the heart whose greatest value is in priceless memories. By Bob Smith