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metal detecting agency/services ilford, havering atte bower, loughton, abridge, chigwell, woodford, romford, stapleford abbots, greater london metaldetectingagency.co.uk 5 treasure finds in epping forest and redbridge museums finds my chigwell museum trust contact treasure act finds and museum pieces chigwell gallery my history of chigwell so far v1 and v2 rocket impacts in chigwell old views of chigwell fairlop gallery thames mudlarking history of where i come from equipment free finding service laws on metal detecting on the thames maps england and wales treasure act 1996 links my website testing business ​ may 2018: the hoard of 9 silver coins from the reigns of king john and richard i have now been catalogued and have gone to the coroner to confirm whether thay are treasure or not. i will have a link from the british museum soon march 2018: i have permission to metal detect in a certain area of a london park. over a few months i have dug out 110 old pound coins and one dodgy lead one. i have found a bank that takes them and today i bought £80 of unusual plants for the park. i also have 5 small acer trees for them that grew from little seeds at the front . i am looking to show more roman activity in the park, since a roman coffin was discovered there but, as yet, unable to confirm. have found a few lead pieces but nothing detailed. the oldest coin is 1797. but there is a layer of gravel varying from 3 to 10 inches which, i believe, is impeding me getting to older history. i will post some photos or do a video of the many objects lost and found but not discovered anything of value which confirms this has been a poor area. interestingly, i have found a wwii anti-aircraft bomb timing fuze and associated shrapnel but not a lot of it. so we did fire over ilford, and probably killed our own residents. the amount of ring pulls and shards of tin can is phenomenal. these will be recycled. i created a programme on my detector, a ctx3030 supplied by minelab, which takes out a few ring pull numbers but they are all different so just got to live with it. it makes rings very difficult to find, too, but there's too much junk! will keep you posted. i am a committee member of the redbridge green fair and do their website, amongst other things. we are looking for volunteers and a sponsor should you be interested. we are particularly looking for a sharp, social media person. jan 2018: currently searching a park with permission for evidence of roman activity that has been proven 300 years ago. will keep you updated october 2017: have had limited success over the summer and now into the autumn more green waste has been spread over the fields rendering them undetectable. it's not farmers' faults, it's councils. this waste is produced from residents' garden waste. of course, the general public put loads of litter into their green waste bags when they are tidying up their gardens. this is not removed by councils and it gets spread all over the lovely clean fields. the v2 rocket field is a right mess with loads of plastics and metals, cut up cans, etc being ploughed into the fields. this metal and plastic waste will hurt cattle and get into our diet and in 20 years time, the fields will turn into dumps and what our offspring will eat will be contaminated. this is happening throughout the country and the sooner councils start removing the plastic and metal rubbish the better for society. ​anyhow, i did find a few lovely coins and you can see them being discovered here with continual thanks to the farmer i have another video to upload soon ​i am also metal detecting spoil heaps at an archaeological dig which i initiated in search of roman coffins july 2017: another v2 rocket video of 9 months of hunting showing 2 pieces with a wehrmacht stamp click here june 2017: i went to the new ilford heritage centre. it is wonderful with access to 2 ancestry sites and excellent paper data including electoral roles and census. i used it to try to find data about the deaths of 2 people who were killed by a v2 in chigwell in 1944 or 1945 because i am digging some of it up. i have the exact timings and launching places of 8 of the 13 v2s that hit chigwell on the v1 and v2 tab. weirdly, the websites had no info of deaths in 1945 but i managed to find the name of a gentleman, stanley william dearlove, who was killed by a v2 on 26 nov 1944 which matched the german data. rip june 2017: see my chigwell museum tab with the collection of chigwell items i have collected over the years. soon i will be doing a new v2 rocket video with some weird pieces ​ may 2017: found another piece of wehrmacht stamped v2 rocket. second one ever in thousands of pieces, often tiny. details to follow. updated the treasure finds tab to include the plaques displayed at redbridge museum. have to visit epping forest museum to see the others march 2017: latest id from the museum of london here ​january 2017:​found some very unusual v2 rocket pieces and one with blue paint which can be seen here and here november 2016: some of the v2 rocket pieces i have discovered (with a lot of hard work) these pieces were found over a period of one year. when you are digging up a v2, your mind wanders to the wonder of this object and the death involved in its making. poor people rip. i now have a theory. 2 march, 1945, 2 x v2 rockets landed in chigwell, one early in the morning and one late at night, but they were fired from completely different places since remarkably, the germans could launch these womd from trailers. so they must have been aiming for chigwell on that day. therefore, it is proven that double-agents were telling them the co-ordinates to aim at. maybe that sounds correct? anyhow, here are the pieces and here is the moment of finding. anybody got any land i can search for history, please? 28 september: found a hammered silver and many pieces of 16th and early 17th century pottery. video up shortly. not many finds since i've taken a lot of history out of the ground (and scrap) already. always looking for new land to search and to spread the history for everyone. there is always the trusty v2 rocket field but it is too dry to dig at the moment. an important video on different parts i have found coming shortly 12 july 2016: the display commences today at redbridge museum in ilford. see details here . i am being helped by minelab since my dear e-trac is with one of my treasure finds there and i miss her already :o) i am always looking for land to discover the history of, so please email me, if you wish to talk about anything. i do not disclose whereabouts of finds unless they are treasure items, which must be seen by everybody and learnt from: [email protected] i will shortly do the video of the v2 rocket pieces i have found recently and some other bits including a hammered, silver coin. one of my v2 pieces with a wehrmacht stamp is under investigation by the museum of london with help from the imperial war museum if you wish to see my other treasure finds, they can be found here june 2016: the fairlop ring will be on display at redbridge museum from 12 july until 31 december. the exhibition will promote the benefits to history of metal detecting and the importance of declaring objects you find to the local museum. see details here april 2016: latest v2 rocket finds and hammered elizabeth i silver click here ​march 2016: redbridge museum are to have a large display of my metal detecting equipment and finds commencing july 2016 february 2016: video of me finding v2 rocket parts including a wehrmacht stamped piece click here january 2016: ​detecting a field where a v2 rocket landed. very muddy. yesterday, i found many pieces of rocket skin, most like a tiny smithereen but some big pieces. for me, a treasure find would have to be a piece detected last week. it had a nazi insignia on it as the final proof that this is actually a v2 rocket that was 30 feet long and traveled at 4 times the speed of sound. the aluminiu

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