Hunting for artifacts is a common pastime for some history enthusiasts. Individuals can use metal detectors to search for artifacts, including jewelry, coins, old war weapons, and tools. Then, some individuals opt to donate their findings to museums. Nonetheless, the hunt begins with a suitable metal detector.

Metal detectors help individuals discover relics buried underground or underwater. It also allows them to distinguish between different metals to ensure their findings have value and significance before the digging begins. Furthermore, to improve the chances of finding valuable artifacts, individuals should conduct in-depth research before embarking on the adventure.

The research will help them learn the location's history, what artifacts the area may have, and the laws that apply to the location when hunting for artifacts. It is also advisable to join a relic-hunting club or group to learn from experienced artifact hunters.

Before heading out, obtain the appropriate permissions and approvals for public or private lands. It helps individuals avoid accidentally violating any laws or regulations.