Peruvian archaeologists discover an intact mummy of the Wari civilization in a tomb in Lima. The Wari people lived and ruled in what is now Peru for some 500 years, between 600 AD and 1100 AD. Their capital was near modern-day Ayacucho, in the Andes, but

Was out metal detecting and this fellow was following me around most of the day, pretty brave with it too, couple of times he dropped his head and started to scrape his foot ... then I realised this bullock was intact so was actually a bull.

Detecting with Explorer SE on my birthday.

Acidity in the soil helps ancient bog bodies to survive decomposition, and be available for science today. Explore: Mystery of the Mummy Murders : National Geographic Video http://www.youtube.com/natgeo

Metalldetecting a sunny day in a park in Stocholm. Clifford Hallberg a very keene detectorist using a X-Terra 70

This is a short film of the first out with the Excalibur 2. I was searching a small fresh water stream in Buckinghamshire for Roman coins.

Nuggett in Queenstown New Zealand by Matt RAGG on his 35 Birthday with a MineLab GPX4000 with his DAD...gold nugget detecting New Zealand Queenstown minelab gpx4000

In this video, museum mineralogist Andy Fleet discusses the history of diamonds. The talk starts with the days of the Romans when diamonds were placed in jewellery without even being cut and then looks at all of the different ways in which diamonds were u