Pallasite meteorites. Expensive finds worth over $1 million
What are the most expensive meteorites? Let’s take a look at a pallasite. By way of example, a piece of the famous Fukang meteorite was sold for $2 million. And it’s just a mere piece! Researchers assume that the find is more than 4.5 billion years old… I wonder whether the Earth had already existed. Continue reading
Spadeful of Roman coins. One photo
Watch one photo, a hoard of silver Roman coins which were enough to lay the whole spade. It’s symbolic! Continue reading
Searching for ancient Roman finds with XP Deus. Photo
See the photo report of a hunter with XP Deus metal detector: search for finds from ancient Rome. What can be found in one day. Amazing finds! Continue reading
Main enemies in metal detecting. One photo
In metal detecting a number of finds directly depends on the time you can spend on search. But there exist enemies that are encroaching upon this time. See one photo, he who is familiar with metal detecting will understand everything. Continue reading
Roman hoard under iron axe. Photo
Here is an excellent find – a Roman hoard. Silver coins, jewellery and atop there lay an iron axe which greatly underestimated a VDI response to a target. Watch the photo. Continue reading
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