Newbie!!!

[jcmonney]

Hi Everyone. My name is Justin. I've always loved Archeology, but no time. Now I have it. What are some tips on getting started. Also...I live in Kansas. Any good places to go?

Thanks.

 

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Buy a metal detector, turn it on, point it at the ground. GOOD LUCK!

 

[Monty]

I don't know what part of Kansas you live in but I use to pheasant hunt in southwestern Kansas. There were dozens of old home places apparently abandoned. I found one old barn, a huge thing built round, three stories high and had thousands of hand cut angles. You could see it for miles on the flat land. I have kicked myself a thousand times for not marking on the map where it was located, somewhere around Dodge and Garden City. Those old places are bound to be rich in history and should yield coins and artifacts. JIM

 

[jeff of pa]

Welcome Justin.

Reading this Forum Should Help.

& as questions.

Happy Hunting
Jeff

 

[SuFrPAiN]

Hello everyone! My name is Mary from Los Angeles. I'm a total newbie at this so any help would be appreciated. I'm looking into getting myself a metal detector and I don't even know where to start. What makes a good metal detector? I'm not going to be needing an underwater one, but I would like to know as much as possible about anything detector relatecd before I go out to buy one. Please feel free to e-mail me @ [[email protected]] with any tips and/or suggestions. Thanks guys!!!



-Mary

 

[TOWcritter]

Welcome to the forum you two newbies you! You came to the right place to find out all there is to know about metal detecting as well as all things treasure related.

#1. READ AS MANY POSTS ON THIS FORUM AS YOU CAN!




There are many, many well written explanations, ideas, thoughts, interpretations, reviews, opinions, etc....etc....

Too many to list. Read and enjoy. Everything you need to know is right in these pages. Good Hunting!