W&ET - Vol. 34 May 2000 Features

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Vol. 34 - May 2000

Featured Online Articles...

I've Been Blessed! - Online!
"I had always dreamed of a find like this, but it seemed impossible... until now!"
By Bruce Conley
Buffalo Soldiers Of The Western Frontier - Online!
Texas relic hunters revel in the recovery of insignia from the hard-riding and heroic 10th Cavalry.
By Ed Fedory

Ask Mark Parker - Online!

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Chain Of Events
When this detectorist puts in his two cents' worth, ordinary coins just don't stack up!
By Rich Yanishak

The Boise Basin
Exploring the backroads of Idaho and a ghost town or two!
By Gary B. Speck

G.M.I. Dreaming
Rare buttons surface at a well-worked Civil War site in Georgia.
By Rick Phillips

Florida Homestead Treasures
Research and documentation are the keys to success for this seasoned searcher.
By David D. Holt

The Best Yard
The scene today is a quiet suburban neighborhood, but a century ago it was a park with thousands of visitors.
By William G. Siesser

Testing The White's 6000 PRO XL
By Ben Myers

FOUND! Butler's Rangers Button
By George Stanley
How Old Is "Old"?
The answer depends upon where you're searching.
By Lucile Bowen

Researching A Treasure
Sometimes the trail goes cold or takes an unexpected turn, but it's still waiting to be found!
By D. Atchley

Treasure Hunting Anomalies
Whoever said, "Expect the unexpected" was undoubtedly a TH'er, too!
By Dean Adams

Equalizing Competition Hunts
Is there a way to make these events even better- and fairer- for everyone?
By Bob Theriault

Found, Researched, And Understood
A chance discovery on the beach begins an intriguing and rewarding quest for answers.
By Brad Andrews

It Has To Be Right There
Easy-chair daydreams can become in-the-field nightmares if you don't do things right.
By H. Glenn Carson

A Lesson In Local History
Libraries are goldmines of information- and we're not just talking about books!
By Jan Delaune

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