they are all amateur archaeologists from mid detect, the 350 member metal detecting club in jutland in denmark. and today they're searching for treasures from the past. so that's why you story, lots of danes are interested in history. and this is both an adventure and a history lesson. for me, it's a way of telling the next generation about our country's past fargo. he was the hobby has been booming. since the spread of the pandemic says miko had learned, it gets practitioners outdoors for once. of course they ask the farmers for permission to search 1st. wherever the detector beeps, they dig. it's always a thrill says 17 year old patrick. this is, i mean it's been that the demick is the most exciting experience is to hold something old in your hands, which someone might have last held some 3000 years ago. i knew a single sister. it's so fascinating to think about who last stood here using that object. talk to then his story. most of the time the diggers just find unearthed rubbish like cans or old tools made of iron or aluminum, says olsh banner. he's been doing this for 5 years now.

world war one as i do actually i have a great grandfather who was being shot at by the german navy at jutland aboard hms caroline if you study naval war in world war ii you realize that german ships were some of the best designed and some of the best built of of the combatant worships. these are thoroughly modern ships. they stack up very well against american ships of light type the last point that i would make as well about this, is that these ships even unmanned even just just what anchored offshore. are still extremely well designed the german design philosophy particularly for their battleships was to stay afloat. you can have all the guns in the world you want. was the ran the thinking but the primary objective of a battleship and to a lesser extent an armored cruiser and other types of ships was to stay afloat if you don't stay afloat, you can't accomplish any mission. so the german designs actually were some of the best in terms of creating watertight compartments being able to control flooding even innately within the design and so from a naval architecture standpoint. these are some