In 1984, Archaeologist Douglas Scott used metal detectors in a - TopicsExpress

In 1984, Archaeologist Douglas Scott used metal detectors in a large-scale survey of the site of the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn. With help from more than 30 machine-swinging volunteers, [they] were able to locate more than 5,000 artifacts and accurately map the action of Custer’s Last Stand for the first time ever. Their work at the battleground was one of the first archaeological surveys to employ metal detectors in an organized, systematic way. Find out more in a Q&A with Scott on our blog...

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