I've used this before just for interest (I was bed bound for 10 years) but... Back in the 1990's while I was in the RAF I was granted access to historical Arial photographs of the UK going back to the late 1920's and especially the 1930's right up to the 1990's. We used to search for Roman buildings by the crop/ground markings. The 1930's pictures where phenomenally clear and where taken much lower than from the 1940s onwards. We found quite a few particularly in Cumbria where I'm originally from, but they could be difficult to locate when your on the ground, there wasn't commercially available GPS at the time. Great video Cleggy, you've reawoken my interest again CHEERS 👍 Charlie 🇬🇧
@@jameslusco7256 if your ever over I'm moving back up North as soon as I find a suitable property. I live in Cambridgeshire at the moment and dug up a 1670 coin in my front yard the other month. There's a short video on my channel, there's only 3 videos so not hard to find 🤣
Hi Charlie, I found this site the other day for old 1930's photo's historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/collections/aerial-photos/?fbclid=IwAR0Px1endY8NrnhqUM9kTZ7vJNd967nRbvRQrDYwdmTmV-MgGAIjmDkHgDs
WOW Cleggy! That viewshed demo was AMAZING! Thanks for sharing...I'm in the US and we don't have any history so it's not much use here but for England and Europe ....what a tool!
just downloaded Google Earth Pro! I've used the Historical Aerial View website for ages! Hoping this will expose some new areas for me to detect! Thanks Cleggy!
Grate video cleggy I think with all this info you know about Google Earth you will defiantly locate something fantastic with your metal detector one day! 😀👍
Great programme Cleggy, unfortunately I don't have a computer only a android phone so unable to upgrade to Google earth pro. Nevermind I'll just have to keep digging the shotties.👍
Don't need anything like this, a little bit of regional knowledge and chatting with the locals always puts you in the right direction most of the time.
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I've used this before just for interest (I was bed bound for 10 years) but...
Back in the 1990's while I was in the RAF I was granted access to historical Arial photographs of the UK going back to the late 1920's and especially the 1930's right up to the 1990's.
We used to search for Roman buildings by the crop/ground markings.
The 1930's pictures where phenomenally clear and where taken much lower than from the 1940s onwards.
We found quite a few particularly in Cumbria where I'm originally from, but they could be difficult to locate when your on the ground, there wasn't commercially available GPS at the time.
Great video Cleggy, you've reawoken my interest again CHEERS 👍
Charlie 🇬🇧
Very interesting. You chaps make this American jealous of your great history. I love the UK and history in it's ground. I can't wait to go.
@@jameslusco7256 if your ever over I'm moving back up North as soon as I find a suitable property.
I live in Cambridgeshire at the moment and dug up a 1670 coin in my front yard the other month.
There's a short video on my channel, there's only 3 videos so not hard to find 🤣
@@charliemansonUK Thankyou and I'm gonna go watch your video
Hi Charlie,
I found this site the other day for old 1930's photo's
historicengland.org.uk/images-books/archive/collections/aerial-photos/?fbclid=IwAR0Px1endY8NrnhqUM9kTZ7vJNd967nRbvRQrDYwdmTmV-MgGAIjmDkHgDs
@@WestCountryClegg wow, that's awesome, I'm about to lose hours and hours of time I had nothing better to do with looking through these.
Cheers buddy
WOW Cleggy! That viewshed demo was AMAZING! Thanks for sharing...I'm in the US and we don't have any history so it's not much use here but for England and Europe ....what a tool!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You never cease to surprise me. I suspect you are MI-6. Thank you for this, it is amazing!
That was very interesting! I used a similar technique to locate abandoned railroad routes here in Michigan. Thank you sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!
just downloaded Google Earth Pro! I've used the Historical Aerial View website for ages! Hoping this will expose some new areas for me to detect! Thanks Cleggy!
Great demo Cleggy! Amazing the tools we can reach out with.
Absolutely!
Grate video cleggy I think with all this info you know about Google Earth you will defiantly locate something fantastic with your metal detector one day! 😀👍
Thanks Malcolm 👍
That globe looks well small lol amazing video I have a Roman road near me that would help loads.
Cool 👍
Cleggy besides Google Earth Pro and Ariadne Portal, what is the other piece of software you use?
Qgis
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@@WestCountryClegg any chance of you doing a video on how to use QGIS, I am struggling with it and it looks so useful
Ariadne. Sounds like. ‘ Arry add knee’. Great insight, Craig. 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Thanks Cleggy. You got me THINKING !!!
Glad to help
Very interesting Cleggy. I wish I was as good on a computer. I do have google earth pro though so might have a look.
I learnt it all using RUclips video tutorials
Fantastic, thanks, and I assume you visit the farm and ask permission?
Not bloody lightly it hundreds of miles from me 😉
@@WestCountryClegg 😂
Very knowledgeable, Google insight.
Thanks Craig these are .most of our permissions great info we will get on it asp
Best of luck!
Great programme Cleggy, unfortunately I don't have a computer only a android phone so unable to upgrade to Google earth pro. Nevermind I'll just have to keep digging the shotties.👍
You can buy very cheep reconditioned PC's on Amazon, there is on on there now for £47
Wow!
Hi Clem, I sent that Title Maker to Andy (Aquchigger)
Look At What We Found! An Amazing Haul Of Finds (85)
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Cleggy excellent 👍🏼 50,000 gold coins of power 🤞 👌🍺
Thanks 👍
Great walk-through. Do you mind sharing the name of the second program? Maybe I missed it...
No worries!
QGis
A lot of sites have already been noted by Archaeologists and you won't be allowed to detect those sites as they are protected.
way above my head
Don't need anything like this, a little bit of regional knowledge and chatting with the locals always puts you in the right direction most of the time.
Silly comment.
Interesting 👍
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What a load of crap