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Following a move to Whitstable in Kent, David took to nearby beaches with his trusty old Pulsedec, but quickly found that the machine was not well-suited to local conditions - the Pulsedec had no discrimination and there being plenty of iron around. He changed to a locally produced C-Scope 1220B, which worked well on the drier parts of the beaches, and this encouraged him to try out some inland sites.
He joined a metal detecting club and also gained permission to search a small farm, making all sorts of finds that previously he had only read about in Treasure Hunting (hammered silver coins, for instance).
Having long had a keen interest in history David started researching his locality, which led to more productive sites to search and to write about in Treasure Hunting.
Continually delving into local history and following up his research in the field, David suddenly found himself having to report a string of real treasures in the form of caches of Iron Age gold coins and items of Roman, Saxon and medieval gold and silver jewellery. No less than seven of David's finds were recorded under the Treasure Act between 1998-2004. David also has to maintain a shelf full of trophies he is continuously winning at the Swale Search and Recovery Club.
Successful Detecting Sites presents this wealth of useful experience to help you locate better sites and to find more treasure.
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