Kent, England: flint cairn atop tumulus. Saxon burials either side. Here, we dig exploratory trenches and use a metal detector for near-surface finds. Find out more at http://historyhuntersinternational.org/

The discovery and excavation of a 6th-century Saxon burial on a hillside in Kent, England, using both traditional and novel geophysical kit. Find out more at http://historyhuntersinternational.org/

Preview of the up and coming shallow water hunting program. See more at http://www.mlotv.com

Footage from King Midas' Tomb at Gordion, Turkey 1951 and 1957 This footage was shot during two excavation seasons at Gordion, Turkey in 1951 and 1957. The Midas Mound was opened in 1957 by an archaeological team headed by Rodney Young who appears at the beginning of the film and makes a brief appearance as he pieces together decorative wall moldings. The footage from 1951 shows men from a local village building a mud brick house at the site. The workers used mules to haul away debris during excavation. Also captured on film are the first images of the opening of the Tomb of King Midas. Footage includes shots of King Midas skeleton, cauldrons, belts, safety pins, and metal bowls strewn about the grave. The footage from 1957 was shot by Samuel B. Eckert (1884-1973), who served as a member of the Board of Managers of The University Museum from 1943-1973.

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This is the Minelabowners.com being filmed at our Rally that we have every year at Corfe Castle. We at Minelabowners were very please to have been asked to take part in the making on this, This has been a bench mark for both detectorists & archaeologists working side by side recording History as it comes out of the ground on land & in water, it just shows that we can work together with top results.You can see the making of this Programme by MMA for the BBC in Photos taken me & put to music it can be found on here on Youtube under the heading Minelabowners on BBC TV

Metal detecting finds at Corfe rally the one show

Slideshow on the different patina and corrosion surfaces seen on Ancient Bronzes.

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Petethedig of UK Detector Net on BBC breakfast TV talking about the Portable Antiquities Scheme

The foundations of the original stable blocks and outbuildings at Reigate Priory Park were uncovered by archaeologists in April 2007. Local residents and historians comment. The area is now covered over to make way for a circular metal and glass cafe. The lake was also emptied and the silt removed. For full video footage, contact Grace Filby via http://www.relax-well.co.uk.

Metal detectorists and achaeologists working together to record heritage at Corfe in Dorset, England See more at http://www.mlotv.com

Join archaeologist & presenter James Balme on his journey to uncover evidence of Prehistoric activity in the Lymm and Warburton area of Cheshire. Filmed and produced by James in 2002 the documentary proves that ancient man was hunting and gathering in the area some 5000 years ago. This trailer is just a taste of the full length documentary. Learn more at www.jamesbalme.co.uk

Promotional material for the UKDFD (United Kingdom Detector Finds Database)