The publication for diggers and collectors of history

In this issue:

Dickey Wolf and the Cannonball
When a New Jersey metal detectorist decided he wanted to find a cannonball, he headed to North Carolina and looked up a legendary digger. By Peter Schichtel

Deep River Relics
After a serious accident, the author figured his relic hunting days were over. That was before he discovered a new type of therapy. By Jim Schaffner

A Revolutionary Recovery
When a club was asked to metal detect a fr\arm established in 1709, old finds were expected. However, nobody expected a relic like this. By Anthony Conti

The U.S. Army's 1848 Pattern Canteen
Inspired by the recent findings of a rare "US" embossed canteen, this author explains these seldom-seen pieces of military history. By Mike O'Donnell

Know Where To Go
You can't fig it if you can't find it, and research is the key. These proven techniques can help you locate those elusive early sites that can pay off big. By Bill Dancy

A Great Recovery and Return
After losing his own ring many years ago, this detectorist had only one thin in mind after digging a high school ring; find the owner and return it. By Charlie Harris and Johnny Stanley

An Eagle On Its Side
When it seems like every signal is junk, sometimes you can't tell it's a long aought-after relic until you pull it from the hole/ By John Langley

It's All About The Fun
Sometimes the best way to have fun as a dectorist is to join club and attend a seeded hunt. The 2013 International Coin Shooters' Treasure Hunt was one such event, and created memories that will last forever. By Christina L. Cutler

Plus recent finds, columns, letters and much more