ADM Vol 13, Iss 5

NOW I AM DUE! 
These words were uttered long ago by this author’s mentor. Lately they had been 
often repeated. That is, until a CS buckle showed up in the dirt of Arkansas. 
By Meigs Brainard

New Hampshire Colonial Dig 
Although there are several Civil War site organized digs, few concentrate on 
colonial sites. One exception is the annual Best O’ North East event, which 
combines almost a week of digging with a show and banquet. 
By Glenn “Doc” Watson

Many Happy Returns 
There are many places that are said to be hunted out. But are they really? This 
author begs to disagree, and proves it with a day-by-day account of one such site. 
By Josh Tyre

A Golden Opportunity 
Want a fun prospector’s weekend getaway without the expense of a full-blown 
trip to distant gold fields? Look no farther than North Carolina. 
By Jen Johnson

THE TREE THAT SAW IT ALL 
While the Battle of Bentonville raged, a pine stood in mute testimony to the 
bloodshed. Thanks to favorable ground conditions and a dedicated relic hunter, 
its secrets are now revealed. 
By Michael Whitfield

Memories in Silver & Gold 
What is the best way to remember your favorite coin find? How about having a 
work of art created that you can wear with pride? 
By Kathy Riggan

Don Hinks Interview 
After nearly half a century of searching for history and selling metal detectors, 
Gettysburg Electronics owners Don and Joan Hinks are ready to retire. But as 
this interview shows, theirs has been an interesting journey. 
By M.A. Shafer