Pensioner Peter Beasley, who quit his job in 2003 to spend more time searching
for ancient artefacts, has uncovered more than 500,000 of treasure with his
metal detector.
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Pensioner Peter Beasley, who quit his job in 2003 to spend more time searching
for ancient artefacts, has uncovered more than 500,000 of treasure with his
metal detector.