TOP 10 Discoveries 2020 with OKM Detectors

These jars were found inside a burial chamber in the Middle East. These finds can be dated back to the Sasanian Empire (224 to 651 AD).

The tomb was detected with OKM Evolution in sandy soil, about 3.5 meters deep.

Regarding effectiveness in relation to costs, the Arpad Line was one of the most effective fortification systems during World War II.

The expert team Poisk.Pro from Ukraine has explored the bunker complex in the Carpathians to reveal what has been left behind in the facilities.

These two jars, made of clay and metal alloy, were detected with ground scanner OKM Evolution.

The previous device has been replaced by the Evolution NTX.

These vases, a shiny bowl and jugs with sculptures were discovered in a burial chamber in the Middle East.

The tomb was detected with eXp 4500 in a depth of 6.5 m (21 ft).

During investigations at a bunker complex in Poland, the Stowarzyszenie Templum team detected a World War II bomb with OKM ground scanner Rover C4.

These artifacts and jewelry were found with OKM Evolution in 3.2 m (10.5 ft) depth. The discovery also comprises Spanish ammunition and old coins.

OKM's ground scanner eXp 6000 Professional Plus supports the Oak Island treasure hunters in finding new evidence about the legendary Money Pit.

Coins, sculptures, bowls and further objects were discovered with OKM eXp 6000 in Anatolia, Turkey. The artifacts are estimated to be about 2000 to 2500 years old.

This fantastic collection of artifacts and ancient weapons was detected with OKM Fusion in the Middle East.

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An old tunnel system with bunkers from World War I and II was detected in Latvia with Future I-160 at a depth of 7 to 11 meters.

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