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YOUR QUESTS FOR ANGLO-SAXON COINS AND ARTEFACTS: HOW TO DO BETTER NEXT TIME  

THE PROBLEM: The years AD500 - AD1100 offer perhaps the greatest challenge to detectorists. Most of the major Anglo-Saxon settlements from those centuries now lie deeply buried beneath modern cities and towns. In the countryside we have precious few visible clues to guide us in the right direction, mainly because timber buildings - favoured by the settlers who ousted the Roman villa owners - long ago vanished almost without trace. That's why most detectorists despair of ever finding a sceat, or a thrymsa, or a richly decorated Anglo-Saxon brooch.

THE SOLUTION: Follow the advice given in this fact-filled addition to the SHOEBOX LIBRARY. It will tell you how to do much better at every aspect of Anglo-Saxon coin and relic hunting ... from basic research ... to finding the most likely ploughsoil ... to picking out the eye-only evidence ... to ultimately succeeding at holding a piece of Anglo-Saxon history in the palm of your hand. Read it ... then go out and do it!

Price: £4.50 + £1.25 p&p U. K. (Ref: b0146)