Metal Detector No. 23 March / April 2000

Metal Detector No. 23 March / April 2000

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Metal Detector Magazine No. 23 March / April 2000

Summary
- RETROVAMENTI
- The eagle with its wings explained.
- The Longobard spearhead.
- NUMISMATICS
- Roman Imperial Monetation.
- Imperial portraits: the family of Antonio Pio.
- JOURNEYS
- The postman's metal detector always plays twice.
- "At Kilimanjaro" with Rai3.
- A meteor at the Lido of Venice.
- COMPETITIONS - The Great Slam. Appointments scheduled in 2000.
- ARCHEOLOGY
- Dead Sea, rediscovered the "Angel" roll.
- Lot and restoration, a "win" on all wheels.
- UFOs announced in the night of the times.
- Apulia: Salento is the largest sanctuary dedicated to Persephone.
- Lazio: 400 archaeological sites in the Lazio Charter.
- Liguria: the magical triangle on Rocchetta Fort.
- Umbria: Terni, pottery from the 7th century BC
- The junction ring is gone.
- The Tasmanian tiger returns to live for cloning.
- Holy Land: a thousand years between art and history.
- ASSOCIATIONS
- Strips of history for a AREA rally.
- ABOVE AND UNDER THE SEA
- The best times for sea research.
- Napoleon's treasure hunt is always open: the sunken fleet at Abukir could hide gold and jewels raided by the Arms.
- Technical test metal detector GARRETT GTI 2500 and depth plate Treasure Hound