Everyday and ceremonial objects that tell us how people lived, worked and worshipped.
A detectorist at a club rally on the Isle of Sheppey found a small gold reliquary cross, engraved with Christ on one side and the Virgin and Child on the other, with its pearl and pin still in place.
Licensed detectorists have doubled the number of Bronze Age objects known from Estonia in twenty years, and the new finds show bronze was being cast there 500 to 600 years earlier than anyone thought.
Following a trail of silver coins on the wreck of the Spanish galleon Atocha, a salvage diver's detector picked up a faint signal: a 55-pound copper ingot, lost in a hurricane in 1622.
