New private European MD website

[Thorsten]

Hi all,

it has been some time I posted here (or anywhere else) but the "older" readers might still recall. My name is Thorsten and I search in Germany using Garrett equipment.

These days I have launched my own private MD website. The language is English. If you would like to see some European relics, please have a look and see whether something is interesting for you. My main search area is battlefield searching, in particular World War 2.

The homepage starts here
http://www.adventurehistory.com


The quickest overview is the selected finds/catalogue section which is found here. Just select your favourite period from the third line.
http://www.adventurehistory.com/selectedfinds/catalogue/index.html


Rather popular are WW2 firearms finds which are shown here
http://www.adventurehistory.com/selectedfinds/catalogue/19391945worldwar2/firearmsworldwar2.html


Besides showing find pictures like all MD websites this one also gives search reports with many background information. If you do not mind longer articles please check out this
http://www.adventurehistory.com/searchreports/worldwar2spring1945/index.html

Finally, if you liked it do not forget to vote here
http://www.adventurehistory.com/visitorscorner/currentsurveys/august2006futuresearch/index.php

Please click on pictures to enlarge.


Hope you like it and HH!
Thorsten

 

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[Harry_Morant]

Great site - I enjoyed reading it for an hour or so. What sort of detector do you use?

 

[Thorsten]

Hi Harry,

glad you like it. My detector is a Garrett GTI 2500.

Greetings,
Thorsten

 

[kierdan]

Very cool site. I have to say the forest of death is really odd. I also really enjoyed the Communist manifeto. Very nice site indeed. Love to see anything WWII related. But EVERYTHING on there is a treasure!!!!!

 

[Thorsten]

Thanks a lot kierdan,

I hope to able to add more material in the next weeks. There are still some articles waiting to be written, including some WW2 stories.

Greetings,
Thorsten