So sweet, sharing your great find with your assistants. They seemed very impressed. Think they took some credit for leading you there. Love seeing them, and your bold manner in having them with you! They are a welcome sight, as much if not more than your finds. Thanks, for the joy you bring through their presence. What a great day of hunting.
I bet the person who lost the ring, the 1st target, was very upset when they lost that beauty!! I haven't seen it cleaned up yet but I bet it's an awesome ring! Congratulations my friend!! I love your videos! The not talking is the best! It makes me feel like I'm there with you without all of the commentary. Refreshing!
Excellent. For those like us who detect detection in the forest, it is not that the search for metal is also taking advantage of the silent nature and all that composes it, plants, minerals, etc. I continue to discover all of your outings. Worth videos are quality. Michael
Thank you Robin. Yes, they are a good team. I have a new assistant. When I teamed him up with the one from my avatar, it didn't go well. They started fighting... Have a nice day.
Hello Linda, if you are asking about the type of rock in the ground (40 minutes into the video), then I don't have an answer. I'm not familiar with it and really don't know... Sorry.
Hallo David, I looked into it in the past. I visited two websites (someone send me), but they were a little bit confusing. I couldn't figure out, what to do and left... Maybe I will make another attempt in the future. Thanks for watching.
That is a beautiful neanderthal tool ! Congrats! And an awesome gold ring what a great hunt...couple of days ago I find my first piece of la tène glass (bracelet) was soooo happy with it 👍
Thank you and congratulations on your find. "la tène" glass - I didn't even know, something like this existed :). It must have been a very exciting moment. Have a great evening and many more finds like this.
Hey bud, still kicking ass at hunting I see, hope all is well my friend! Great vid & finds as always, I don't comment much anymore, but I'll always watch! Keep up the great work! HH-Ray
Absolutely a neolithic flake blade circa 19,000 to 9,000 BC! You can find lots of pictures of similar blades all over the internet. You seem to be on quite a gold streak lately! I been here in Germany 6 months and ain't found any gold yet. Lots of medieval, Roman, and even bronze age but no gold! Thanks for sharing and Happy Hunting, Dave.
Hallo Dave, thank you for watching and for the info. Yes, I have been very lucky with gold lately. Usually when I find it, I'm assuming that this was probably the last gold item for the next weeks, months, or maybe even forever. But this proves, how unpredictable this hobby can be. And that's the most exciting part about it... Have a great evening & Happy Hunting.
Hello Linda, the blade is made of flint stone. The detector can react to some stones, but not to this one. It was pure coincidence, I saw it laying there. In this case the detector didn't had anything to do with it.
Onçe again a good solo hunt with some very good finds. I have been detecting in South Africa for quite a few years with fair success, but since arriving in Britain have found it virtually impossible. As a result I use your adventures to satisfy my disappointment. Thank you
Awesome finds the gold ring and the blade wow Now can you tell me what detector you are using and what pinpointer I love that you can take it completely apart And you pin pointer does not scream I know you have told us before I'm sure but I forgot. I love there no cord and can break down so small thanks
Hello, the detector is called "XP Deus" (with 9" "HF" coil). The pinpointer is a Garrett (it must be this model: garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_pro-pointer_2_main_en.aspx ) I taped the speaker to make it quieter (it doesn't have any settings like the orange waterproof version). The tip is already heavily worn out, but it turned out to be an "advantage", because the shorter distance makes it more sensitive to small objects. I hope it helps.
great, may I also ask how do you mount it to the shoulder, there does not seem to be any images anywhere that illustrate this. Is there a harness/bracket or something I can buy?
Dude I wish my land had old civilization like yours. We go back about 400 yrs maybe a little longer to straight to stone age lol. Dont get me wrong I love my artifact hunting just as much but how crazy wld it be to find a Roman coin or a saxons or anything like that. Great video
Completely agree Justin. I see these guys in Europe uncover 17th century items and their reaction is: “Eh” I find a pre-1940 coin and I’m jumping for joy.
I can understand. When I started this hobby in another region (without Roman history), I was thinking the same. Now it still feels surreal when I find something from this era.
The guardian of the ring is confused. But I'm sure he knows you will appreciate the find and so he will go merrily on his way. Looks like the zombie deer lost an antler? Nice Roman Nail.... great size too. Yes, a blade to an knife, and was worked by hand. Great hunt!
Thank you for this kind comment. I have the same theory. I think, some bugs and worm are guarding the finds. I hope this wasn't the zombie deer... I would like to return to this place some day :). Have a great day.
Wow, was für ein super Video... Da hast du aber echt einen Volltreffer gelandet ... Ich denke auch, dass das vermutlich eine bearbeite Klinge ist... Sehr sehr alt...Glückwunsch dazu... 👍👍👍Und natürlich zu dem wunderschönen Goldring... Klasse Funde... Ich bin echt beeindruckt... Ganz klar Daumen hoch 👍 und danke fürs mitnehmen LG Micha
Hallo Michael, vielen Dank, es freut mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat. Die beiden Funde haben mich wirklich überrascht. Wenn ich Gold finde, dann erwarte ich eine längere Pause, bis es wieder passiert... Wie man sieht gibt es keine Regeln. Viele Grüße.
Thank you. Hmm, I really don't know, I have problems identifying buttons. The smaller ones maybe early 20th century, the one with the drilled hole - 19th century? I'm probably wrong.
Thank you, I looked around, but without further success. We assume that there must be more, but it could be a random drop. Someone came from another area, lost it and moved on... It's just my theory, but of course everything is possible...
Thank you. Sometimes it's better to find gold at a later stage, after a difficult search - then it feels more like a reward. But I will not complain :).
The small nails that you’ve found at the end of the video are “shoe-nails”, used in the middle age. I don’t know if the Romans used to wear that kind of stuff but i’ve Found the exact kind of nails near a middle age settle
Thank you, in this case I think, they belong to Romans. According to my other finds, there seems to be an empty "gap" around the medieval period. Have a nice day.
Hallo MD24. Den Vogel wieder abgeschossen würde ich sagen 😀 Einfach unglaublich oder eher unfassbar? Gratuliere vom ganzen Herzen zu diesen tollen Funden. Der Ring, ein Traum. Das Klingenfragment, ohne Worte. Du hast jetzt schlussendlich deine Seele den Sondelgöttern geopfert 😂 Anders kann ich es mir nicht erklären. Vllt solltest du Lotto spielen 😉 Wünsche dir Gut Fund für dein nächstes Video, LG
Hallo sondeM, vielen Dank. Die Seele - hoffentlich wird der Preis dafür nicht zu hoch sein... Sollte ich als nächstes das Video zeigen, an dem ich gerade arbeite, dann wird dazu am Ende etwas auf einer Münze stehen. Ein Zufall... oder eine Antwort der Götter? Viele Grüße und Gut Fund.
Awesome! The blade is a great find definitely neolithic! The antler is from a deer. They lose their antlers every year and grow new ones in time for mating season.
Habe vergessen es zu erwähnen, Basis ist Programm #6 "Tief". Die Software ist momentan zwar die 5.1, ich nutzte die Einstellungen aber auch mit allen vorherigen Varianten. P.s. Es gibt einen Nachteil bei manchen, starken Signalen (direkt unter der Spule). Es passiert zwar selten, diese können aber in den 4-ten Ton "rutschen". Wenn Du auf Nummer sicher gehen willst, dann stelle das Program von 4-Ton auf 3-Ton um und setze den korrekten G.B. Wert. Danach ist zwar mein "63 G.B." Trick weg, aber es gibt keine Risiken. Viel Spaß.
I think your assistance would agree with me that if i was a Neolithic man cleaning the hide off that deer , (evidence the antler) I too would run and leave behind my flint knife/scraping tool behind, especially while the Romans were throwing nails and shooting musket balls at me, pity he lost his gold ring in his hurry to get away LOL.. Did you notice the face on the back of that bug that was playing with you, amazing. Great video, great finds and a great story to go with it, look forward to more brilliant videos, and man you must be fit for hills like that one. Did that car show up again?. GL & HH from NZ.
Thank you for the reconstruction of the events. I could see this unfold in front of my eyes, when I read it :). Unfortunately I'm not that fit as it may look like. When I go up a "normal" hill on a trail, I'm slow like a turtle. But a metal detector works like a carrot on a stick :). Have a great day. P.s. I saw the face :). It was a Roman guardian. He witnessed the past. The car did not show up. I moved a little bit higher and was out of sight.
Congrats on the stone age discovery, true artifact. Roman nails always get me into the video hoping for you to discover a coin or other artifacts. Your trash often time would be good discoveries for me. Thanks for sharing your discoveries and commentary about the items.
Thank you. The nails are giving me hope as well, but for some reason it (often) just ends there. I have a theory about the Romans using slaves. Nails in their sandals could have been the only metallic objects they possessed (except of some iron tools). It's just my imagination. The area has been detected (and probably still is), but even then, something should still pop out from time to time (especially in difficult and changing terrain conditions like this). Have a great day.
Einfach nur B-i-r-d-t-a-s-t-i-c !!! 🐧 Glückwunsch!!! Wie lange mag die Klinge genau dort gelegen haben? Unvorstellbar. Und schon wieder Gold. Besser gehts nicht. 😄👌
Vielen Dank. Die Veränderungen in diesem Gelände würden mich auch interessieren. Es wäre ein Traum, wenn ich mir Stellen die ich detektierte in der Vergangenheit anschauen könnte. Also eine Zeitreise ins 17. Jahrhundert z.B. Wenn ich dann auch noch den Detektor mitnehmen dürfte... :) Viele Grüße.
MetalDetecting24 - Diesen Gedankengang habe ich auch oft... Faszinierend. Ein kleines bisschen wird davon jedes Mal wahr, wenn man einen Gegenstand in der Hand hält, den zuletzt jemand vor hunderten/tausenden Jahren zuletzt in der Hand hatte. Es entsteht eine direkte Verbindung. Aber das Ganze mal mit den eigenen Augen sehen.... na mal abwarten, was die Technik noch so bringt. :)
the stoneblade you've found is North-European from origine. ( probably Danish flint ) .pieces like that are found in South Denmark, North Germany and the East of Holland.it can be Mesolitic , greetings.
I like the way 24 doesn't talk, or plaster his face on RUclips like many other detectorists!! He's not in it for posterity. 24? Have you gotten many new Subs?? I've posted your channel on a couple sites here in the US. Is there really that much gold jewelry out there in the woods, or are your Assistants that good at finding it for you??? LOL
Hello Mr. Beepers, thanks you for the kind words and the support. I think, the assistants are just finding all the gold that is there. When we scan a small fraction of a forest, it's probably right where the gold is :). Thank you once again, have a great day.
Very nice hunt the ring could be very old and every time you feel like you should dig you are usually right on the treasure onward there is more to find
Nice gold ring, someone was sad at its loss I'm sure. Roman vineyards = Roman nails? Seems reasonable. I think I've worked out what the problem is with the pixelation of the close-ups. I can solve it by viewing at 720/60. The picture is still as good as 1080/60. My guess is that the macro camera is 720 and your main camera is 1080 so when viewed at 1080 the 720 sections can't keep up. This may be fixable at upload. I know that YT can change things when you upload. GL & HH. It has been a good summer but perhaps not for climbing up those loose and potentially dangerous hills. Be careful!
Hello, thank you for the comment. Both cameras are recording in 1080p, FPS (30 vs 60) is the only difference. I really don't know what could be causing the issue. When I watch it (scaled down) on my PC (on 1028x1024px resolution screens) everything seems fine. Hmm... P.s. I will try to be careful, thanks again.
:) Freut mich sehr. Hoffe, es hat gefallen. Die Assistenten grüßen zurück! P.s. Heute kam ein neuer dazu. Er sieht aus wie eine Maus, könnte aber auch ein Maulwurf sein. Ich bin gespannt, ob er etwas findet.
I have questions that I'm sure many have already asked you. Does your detector use and power source.....where do you film....and why don't you talk. Thank you and I really like your vids
@@wickeddigs6438 ahh yes didnt think about that. where about does he hunt b/c there is a lot of mentioned about Roman nails or is that just a style of nail
superb flint blade seems it looks correct but there are so many later replicas that are not of Neolithic/stone age...one must have an air of caution in relation to dating..museum expert may help in this case....the red/orange agate gold ring is excellent ..really good video
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So sweet, sharing your great find with your assistants. They seemed very impressed. Think they took some credit for leading you there. Love seeing them, and your bold manner in having them with you! They are a welcome sight, as much if not more than your finds. Thanks, for the joy you bring through their presence. What a great day of hunting.
I bet the person who lost the ring, the 1st target, was very upset when they lost that beauty!! I haven't seen it cleaned up yet but I bet it's an awesome ring! Congratulations my friend!! I love your videos! The not talking is the best! It makes me feel like I'm there with you without all of the commentary. Refreshing!
Now that's a dam good hunt. Loved it from start to finish, well done and thank you for sharing as always.
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you very much, have a great day.
Again one beautiful piece. You have incredible luck. I wish many other beautiful finds and experiences.
Thank you very much. Have a great day.
Silence is golden
Great hunt! 💕👵
Thanks for taking the time to share.
Thanks for watching :).
Hi MD24 could you remind me of the attachment you use for your knife to your belt ? I have finally found the exact same knife! Thankyou in advance
Hi, it's a "Tek Lok". You will find more details in the following video I made about it: ruclips.net/video/kKjn89DiL8Y/видео.html
Thankyou MD24 I'll have a look now 👍🏻
Excellent. For those like us who detect detection in the forest, it is not that the search for metal is also taking advantage of the silent nature and all that composes it, plants, minerals, etc. I continue to discover all of your outings. Worth videos are quality. Michael
I see your two assistances are getting along very well now wow what finds you had on this hunt great job the quietness priceless
Thank you Robin. Yes, they are a good team. I have a new assistant. When I teamed him up with the one from my avatar, it didn't go well. They started fighting...
Have a nice day.
can you provide me the macro cam that you used
awesome finds. what kind of rock is that your digging around? ( around 40.00) ?
Hello Linda, if you are asking about the type of rock in the ground (40 minutes into the video), then I don't have an answer. I'm not familiar with it and really don't know... Sorry.
What a great video. Please do keep them coming. I am new to your channel and I can't wait to binge watch all the previous ones. I love your style.
Thank you very much. I will try to do a few more... A new one is coming today. Have a great day.
Really nice finds. What do you do with bird bands, do you send them to a research place that studies where the bands end up? Thanks again for sharing
Hallo David, I looked into it in the past. I visited two websites (someone send me), but they were a little bit confusing. I couldn't figure out, what to do and left... Maybe I will make another attempt in the future.
Thanks for watching.
That is a beautiful neanderthal tool ! Congrats! And an awesome gold ring what a great hunt...couple of days ago I find my first piece of la tène glass (bracelet) was soooo happy with it 👍
Thank you and congratulations on your find. "la tène" glass - I didn't even know, something like this existed :). It must have been a very exciting moment.
Have a great evening and many more finds like this.
@@MetalDetecting24 thanks it is from Celtic people from the late iron age..looking forward 2 your next hunt 😉👍
Hey bud, still kicking ass at hunting I see, hope all is well my friend! Great vid & finds as always, I don't comment much anymore, but I'll always watch! Keep up the great work! HH-Ray
Hi :). Thanks for the comment. Yes, I'm still addicted to metal detecting :).
Have a great day.
I like how you let the detector do all the talking. Great adventures and the best of luck to you.
That soil is very different. The way it clings to targets. Roots are so dense! Beautiful gold ring!
The ring was interesting. Does anyone know what time period the ring is from? What type of stone is set in it?
I would guess mid 1800's to 1900, the stone is probably carnelian which was a favorite stone of the Victorian era.
The wear on the sharp edge makes me think that is a stone blade for sure. Great video as always
I'm also convinced that it could be real (and not made for fun a while ago). Thank you for watching.
What is small detector? Garret pro pointer?
Yes it's a Garrett "Pro-Pointer II" (the none waterproof, black version).
Absolutely a neolithic flake blade circa 19,000 to 9,000 BC! You can find lots of pictures of similar blades all over the internet. You seem to be on quite a gold streak lately! I been here in Germany 6 months and ain't found any gold yet. Lots of medieval, Roman, and even bronze age but no gold! Thanks for sharing and Happy Hunting, Dave.
I'm gonna ask a stupid question.. spanking new to detecting.. was the blade found with detector or happen to be in same spot as signal ?
Linda, rest assured from someone who's been hunting for going on 25 yrs, it's not like this!
Hallo Dave, thank you for watching and for the info. Yes, I have been very lucky with gold lately. Usually when I find it, I'm assuming that this was probably the last gold item for the next weeks, months, or maybe even forever. But this proves, how unpredictable this hobby can be. And that's the most exciting part about it...
Have a great evening & Happy Hunting.
Hello Linda, the blade is made of flint stone. The detector can react to some stones, but not to this one. It was pure coincidence, I saw it laying there. In this case the detector didn't had anything to do with it.
Sorry but after watching others for years you are going at such a fast pace this video seems scripped .
Hello. what camera do you use? head camera and close up camera? and what gps?
Onçe again a good solo hunt with some very good finds. I have been detecting in South Africa for quite a few years with fair success, but since arriving in Britain have found it virtually impossible. As a result I use your adventures to satisfy my disappointment. Thank you
That's too bad, I'm sorry to hear it. In this case I'm glad if my videos can "help". I wish you a great evening.
Awesome finds the gold ring and the blade wow Now can you tell me what detector you are using and what pinpointer I love that you can take it completely apart And you pin pointer does not scream I know you have told us before I'm sure but I forgot. I love there no cord and can break down so small thanks
Hello, the detector is called "XP Deus" (with 9" "HF" coil). The pinpointer is a Garrett (it must be this model: garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_pro-pointer_2_main_en.aspx )
I taped the speaker to make it quieter (it doesn't have any settings like the orange waterproof version).
The tip is already heavily worn out, but it turned out to be an "advantage", because the shorter distance makes it more sensitive to small objects. I hope it helps.
I see you use a Mobius 1080p for close ups but what do you use on your shoulder?
A Sony FDR-X3000. Thanks for watching.
great, may I also ask how do you mount it to the shoulder, there does not seem to be any images anywhere that illustrate this. Is there a harness/bracket or something I can buy?
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Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked this adventure. Have a great day.
Amazing! In one area a stone knife, musket ball and WWII shells. This spot has a lot of bloody history! 😉
That is some rocky ground, looks like a place they probably used to find stones of a large, consistent size for building houses back in the day.
Dude I wish my land had old civilization like yours. We go back about 400 yrs maybe a little longer to straight to stone age lol. Dont get me wrong I love my artifact hunting just as much but how crazy wld it be to find a Roman coin or a saxons or anything like that. Great video
Completely agree Justin. I see these guys in Europe uncover 17th century items and their reaction is: “Eh” I find a pre-1940 coin and I’m jumping for joy.
I can understand. When I started this hobby in another region (without Roman history), I was thinking the same. Now it still feels surreal when I find something from this era.
@Paulous - I can be happy about pre-1940 coins too :). Thanks for watching.
@@MetalDetecting24 just wondering what do you know about this rutus alter 71 metal detector. Jw your opinion on it if you heard about it or not.
Zdravím.Opět super video.Les bohatý,krásný nálezy.K prstenu a k pazourku gratuluji.Chtěl bych vidět obličej archeologa.Hodně štěstí.
Hello David, thanks for watching and for the comment. Have a nice evening.
Good job on finding the Ring and stone scraper, as always awesome video....
Thank you very much. Have a nice day.
The guardian of the ring is confused. But I'm sure he knows you will appreciate the find and so he will go merrily on his way. Looks like the zombie deer lost an antler? Nice Roman Nail.... great size too. Yes, a blade to an knife, and was worked by hand. Great hunt!
Thank you for this kind comment. I have the same theory. I think, some bugs and worm are guarding the finds. I hope this wasn't the zombie deer... I would like to return to this place some day :).
Have a great day.
Awesome hunt mate congrats on the gold ring and the Stone Age blade mate that’s awesome thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a great day.
Wow, was für ein super Video... Da hast du aber echt einen Volltreffer gelandet ... Ich denke auch, dass das vermutlich eine bearbeite Klinge ist... Sehr sehr alt...Glückwunsch dazu... 👍👍👍Und natürlich zu dem wunderschönen Goldring... Klasse Funde... Ich bin echt beeindruckt... Ganz klar Daumen hoch 👍 und danke fürs mitnehmen LG Micha
Hallo Michael, vielen Dank, es freut mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat. Die beiden Funde haben mich wirklich überrascht. Wenn ich Gold finde, dann erwarte ich eine längere Pause, bis es wieder passiert... Wie man sieht gibt es keine Regeln.
Viele Grüße.
Cool finds bud! Ring looks old to! How old do you think the buttons are?
Thank you. Hmm, I really don't know, I have problems identifying buttons. The smaller ones maybe early 20th century, the one with the drilled hole - 19th century? I'm probably wrong.
What a great hunt! Such a beautiful area, thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it. Have a nice day.
24:20 it looks like a very nice neolithic flint blade. You should search around maybe you will find some more.
Thank you, I looked around, but without further success. We assume that there must be more, but it could be a random drop. Someone came from another area, lost it and moved on... It's just my theory, but of course everything is possible...
Second signal strik gold.. lucky you👍👍 nice hunt
Thank you. Sometimes it's better to find gold at a later stage, after a difficult search - then it feels more like a reward. But I will not complain :).
@@MetalDetecting24 for me its give abost for tow days more .😀
Another great hunt where about is this uk USA?
Germany. Thank you for watching. Cheers.
The small nails that you’ve found at the end of the video are “shoe-nails”, used in the middle age. I don’t know if the Romans used to wear that kind of stuff but i’ve Found the exact kind of nails near a middle age settle
Thank you, in this case I think, they belong to Romans. According to my other finds, there seems to be an empty "gap" around the medieval period.
Have a nice day.
It might depend on what country one is in.
Ja, es ist ein Klingenfragment! Glückwunsch! Der Ring ist der HAMMER! Grüße Kollege! 😀👍
Vielen Dank und beste Grüße!
Very nice blade. Find some just like it here in Texas
Thank you for watching.
Strong 👍 and lets watching
Thanks for watching :).
Hallo MD24. Den Vogel wieder abgeschossen würde ich sagen 😀 Einfach unglaublich oder eher unfassbar? Gratuliere vom ganzen Herzen zu diesen tollen Funden. Der Ring, ein Traum. Das Klingenfragment, ohne Worte. Du hast jetzt schlussendlich deine Seele den Sondelgöttern geopfert 😂 Anders kann ich es mir nicht erklären. Vllt solltest du Lotto spielen 😉 Wünsche dir Gut Fund für dein nächstes Video, LG
Hallo sondeM, vielen Dank. Die Seele - hoffentlich wird der Preis dafür nicht zu hoch sein... Sollte ich als nächstes das Video zeigen, an dem ich gerade arbeite, dann wird dazu am Ende etwas auf einer Münze stehen. Ein Zufall... oder eine Antwort der Götter?
Viele Grüße und Gut Fund.
Love the finds
Thank you for watching :).
Awesome! The blade is a great find definitely neolithic! The antler is from a deer. They lose their antlers every year and grow new ones in time for mating season.
Thank you very much for the info. Have a great day.
congrats on the stoneage fine great video like your ring thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :).
Congratulations did you find out what the Hallmark was?
Thank you, I tried but unfortunately I couldn't find anything that looks similar.
@@MetalDetecting24 thats one of my favorite things about detecting 😁 love researching our finds and trying to figure out the story behind it.
hi biste im voll tone modus unterwegs? wie merkst du wie tief etwas liegt? top videos
Danke, nein ich nutze mein eigenes Programm. Dort lässt sich die Tiefe relativ leicht am Klang erkennen.
Ich kopiere es hier rein, falls Du es ausprobieren willst:
G.B.: 63
Disk: -5,4
4-Tones:
Tone1: 120HZ
Tone2: 200HZ
Tone3: 644HZ
Tone4: 120HZ
Thresh. 1T/2T: -5,4
Thresh. 2T/3T: 03
Thresh. 3T/4T: 99
Sensitivity: 97
TRX: 2
Frequency: 18kHz (or 30kHz with HF coils)
Iron Loudness: 3
Silencer: -1
Audio Response: 4
Loudness : 1
ich danke dir welche version ist das bei mir ist V5.1 mfg
und welches programm hast du als basis?
Habe vergessen es zu erwähnen, Basis ist Programm #6 "Tief". Die Software ist momentan zwar die 5.1, ich nutzte die Einstellungen aber auch mit allen vorherigen Varianten.
P.s. Es gibt einen Nachteil bei manchen, starken Signalen (direkt unter der Spule). Es passiert zwar selten, diese können aber in den 4-ten Ton "rutschen". Wenn Du auf Nummer sicher gehen willst, dann stelle das Program von 4-Ton auf 3-Ton um und setze den korrekten G.B. Wert. Danach ist zwar mein "63 G.B." Trick weg, aber es gibt keine Risiken.
Viel Spaß.
danke für die info wünsche dir gut fund.
Great find on the stone blade 👏 👌
Awesome gold ring congrats..
Thank you very much. Cheers.
I think your assistance would agree with me that if i was a Neolithic man cleaning the hide off that deer , (evidence the antler) I too would run and leave behind my flint knife/scraping tool behind, especially while the Romans were throwing nails and shooting musket balls at me, pity he lost his gold ring in his hurry to get away LOL.. Did you notice the face on the back of that bug that was playing with you, amazing. Great video, great finds and a great story to go with it, look forward to more brilliant videos, and man you must be fit for hills like that one. Did that car show up again?. GL & HH from NZ.
Thank you for the reconstruction of the events. I could see this unfold in front of my eyes, when I read it :). Unfortunately I'm not that fit as it may look like. When I go up a "normal" hill on a trail, I'm slow like a turtle. But a metal detector works like a carrot on a stick :).
Have a great day.
P.s. I saw the face :). It was a Roman guardian. He witnessed the past.
The car did not show up. I moved a little bit higher and was out of sight.
Beautiful ring and nice cutting tool .
Nice hunt once again!
Thank you.
3:38 Did you not already find a ring just like this one in a other video ?
It was similar indeed. I think the gem of the other one was round, but the sides were similar.
Gratulace k prstenu i k pazourku. Je super, když člověk takříkajíc zaskóruje hned na začátku hledání. To se to pak následně hledá daleko líp !!!
Thank you for watching. Gold at the beginning and everything else feels like a bonus. Have a nice evening.
That was really AWSOME.
As about awsome as wet socks...i think....
@@richardjackson5023 hi..awsome i was saying was abt every sweat of the beauty fines...dont get twist by all mean..thank you.
@Salawaty Khan - Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. Cheers.
Congrats on the stone age discovery, true artifact. Roman nails always get me into the video hoping for you to discover a coin or other artifacts. Your trash often time would be good discoveries for me. Thanks for sharing your discoveries and commentary about the items.
Thank you. The nails are giving me hope as well, but for some reason it (often) just ends there. I have a theory about the Romans using slaves. Nails in their sandals could have been the only metallic objects they possessed (except of some iron tools). It's just my imagination.
The area has been detected (and probably still is), but even then, something should still pop out from time to time (especially in difficult and changing terrain conditions like this).
Have a great day.
@@MetalDetecting24 Looks like a scraper, perhaps, Magdalenien?
SUPER DAY!!!🤗
That's true. Thank you for watching.
How birds loose those rings ? Only with legs and, perhaps, life ?
I'm not sure. Some birds may come to the forest "to die", others are probably being attacked by bigger animals.
Pity, that those rings isnt gold made ))))))))))
Congrats on the Stone Age find!!!
Thank you very much. Have a great day.
What a cool sronw age blade. Congrats my friend ☺
Einfach nur B-i-r-d-t-a-s-t-i-c !!! 🐧 Glückwunsch!!! Wie lange mag die Klinge genau dort gelegen haben? Unvorstellbar. Und schon wieder Gold. Besser gehts nicht. 😄👌
Vielen Dank. Die Veränderungen in diesem Gelände würden mich auch interessieren. Es wäre ein Traum, wenn ich mir Stellen die ich detektierte in der Vergangenheit anschauen könnte. Also eine Zeitreise ins 17. Jahrhundert z.B. Wenn ich dann auch noch den Detektor mitnehmen dürfte... :)
Viele Grüße.
MetalDetecting24 - Diesen Gedankengang habe ich auch oft... Faszinierend. Ein kleines bisschen wird davon jedes Mal wahr, wenn man einen Gegenstand in der Hand hält, den zuletzt jemand vor hunderten/tausenden Jahren zuletzt in der Hand hatte. Es entsteht eine direkte Verbindung. Aber das Ganze mal
mit den eigenen Augen sehen.... na mal abwarten, was die Technik noch so bringt. :)
Congratulations on the gold ring!
Thank you. Cheers.
Hi, is it in Germany?
Yes.
GREAT VIDEO ENJOYED KEEP THEM COMING
Did you ever find firearms or parts of military equipment? I really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
the stoneblade you've found is North-European from origine. ( probably Danish flint ) .pieces like that are found in South Denmark, North Germany and the East of Holland.it can be Mesolitic , greetings.
Melduję się i kciuk w górę
Siema. .
Fajną robotę robicie
Dziekuje i pozdrawiam.
I like the way 24 doesn't talk, or plaster his face on RUclips like many other detectorists!! He's not in it for posterity. 24? Have you gotten many new Subs?? I've posted your channel on a couple sites here in the US. Is there really that much gold jewelry out there in the woods, or are your Assistants that good at finding it for you??? LOL
Hello Mr. Beepers, thanks you for the kind words and the support. I think, the assistants are just finding all the gold that is there. When we scan a small fraction of a forest, it's probably right where the gold is :).
Thank you once again, have a great day.
Criminals don't put their faces or voices online unless they are really stupid
Hello nice videos thank you
Thank you for watching.
Excelente gracias
Very nice hunt the ring could be very old and every time you feel like you should dig you are usually right on the treasure onward there is more to find
Thank you. The ring could be very old indeed. I tried to find a similar hallmark, but without success.
Interesting finds .
One more thing...are there any wild animals in your part of the world? If so tell us about them please?
Thumbs up on the ring...
Thanks.
Nice gold ring, someone was sad at its loss I'm sure. Roman vineyards = Roman nails? Seems reasonable.
I think I've worked out what the problem is with the pixelation of the close-ups. I can solve it by viewing at 720/60. The picture is still as good as 1080/60. My guess is that the macro camera is 720 and your main camera is 1080 so when viewed at 1080 the 720 sections can't keep up. This may be fixable at upload. I know that YT can change things when you upload.
GL & HH. It has been a good summer but perhaps not for climbing up those loose and potentially dangerous hills. Be careful!
Hello, thank you for the comment.
Both cameras are recording in 1080p, FPS (30 vs 60) is the only difference. I really don't know what could be causing the issue. When I watch it (scaled down) on my PC (on 1028x1024px resolution screens) everything seems fine. Hmm...
P.s. I will try to be careful, thanks again.
Nice Paleo knife!
Thank you.
hi there i like to watch your hunt are nice in Silence , i have a manual detector and i could find a nice silver ring . a hug .
Hello, thank you for watching and congratulations on your find! Have a great day.
I just finnished writting first comment and booom goold 😀😁
This is exactly how I felt, when I found it :).
Super pünktlich wie immer
Alles steht bereit heute gibt es Salzletten dazu
Grüsse an die Assistenten
:) Freut mich sehr. Hoffe, es hat gefallen. Die Assistenten grüßen zurück!
P.s. Heute kam ein neuer dazu. Er sieht aus wie eine Maus, könnte aber auch ein Maulwurf sein. Ich bin gespannt, ob er etwas findet.
I have questions that I'm sure many have already asked you. Does your detector use and power source.....where do you film....and why don't you talk. Thank you and I really like your vids
Look at his about section
@@wickeddigs6438 ahh yes didnt think about that. where about does he hunt b/c there is a lot of mentioned about Roman nails or is that just a style of nail
@@gabbagool7414 the xp deus is wireless and has a rechargeable internal battery. I use the same machine and love it. I believe he films in germany
@@wickeddigs6438 Very cool device, I appreciate the replies his vids are awesome I'm hooked, happy hunting to all
@@gabbagool7414 thanks man. Yes I love his vids too. I got the deus because of him!!!
Super znajdki. Pozdro
Dziekuje i pozdrawiam.
kind of looks like our arrowheads
Nice vidéo conteniu it's great
Thank you for watching.
superb flint blade seems it looks correct but there are so many later replicas that are not of Neolithic/stone age...one must have an air of caution in relation to dating..museum expert may help in this case....the red/orange agate gold ring is excellent ..really good video
Thank you. The possibility is there, that's what I meant by mentioning the "real deal". Hopefully I will find out soon. Cheers.
Great discovery! Congrats.・。
Thank you very much. Greetings to Japan.
When the Lord rains me out 3x today detect'or-ing... That means something !
Thank you for watching :).
@@MetalDetecting24 Thanks for sharing your adventures.
I think that was poison ivy around that tree...
good old foil, it foiles us all the time.
Warum hältst du immer die Spule anfangs gen Himmel? Um die Götter um gute Funde zu bitten? 😂
the flint blade is probably at least 2 to 3 K BC
Lucky for you....too old ring ./Thailand.
Thank you. This was very lucky indeed. Greetings to Thailand.
I hope you are not allergic to poison ivy, because you were in a patch of it most of the video. Otherwise, great video.
Thanks
Hello 😀
Hi.
Like, like, like!!!
Thanks & cheers.
nice aga
You must live in a real hilly area .
Unfortunately. I'm sure there is worse, but it's still not easy (at least for me). Sometimes I wish everything was flat...