DISCOVERING A 1790 GRIST MILL SITE

In baseball, you have a grand slam; in golf, a hole-in-one; and in metal detecting, you have a long-forgotten, untouched 1700s grist mill tucked away in the woods on private property in New York.

By Joe Zitelli

THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN THE SOUTH'S LOWCOUNTRY: THE BRITISH

In part two of this four-part series, the author looks at the British occupation

of Savannah, Georgia, during the Revolutionary War, and the artifacts found in their camps and battlefields from 250 years ago.

By Michael Wheless

DIG STOCK XI I

Digstock organized digs have been around for many years, and several can be con-sidered the biggest such hunts in the USA in number of attendees, natural finds, and acreage. The latest, Digstock XII, checked all these boxes.

By Butch Holcombe

BULLETS AND MUD

When a detectorist gets a chance to search a battlefield from the Mexican Revolution, nothing should stand in his way. This includes mud of gargantuan proportions.

By Bob Roach

CROW CREEK MINE

This mine is one of Alaska's best-kept secrets for those wanting to find gold in a historical setting. Join the author as he visits the area and shares his experiences while taking you on a visit to the past and doing some gold mining of his own.

By John Freeland

THE FUTURE OF FINDING

An AI-powered research platform built by detectorist Ryan Marcus transforms metal detecting with advanced mapping, LiDAR, satellite imagery, hunt planning, artifact ID and land analysis tools giving hobbyists historical intelligence.

An American Digger exclusive.