Metal detectorist Alistair McPherson discovered a treasure trove with the help of a team of archaeologists in March 2013, but only now has the location of that find been revealed. McPherson found the Roman and Pictish silver in a farmer’s field in northeast Scotland and is thought to be the farthest north where any of its kind has ever been discovered. The exact location of the discovery was in an area of Aberdeenshire, Scotland known as Gaulcross, more than 500 miles north of London. Image source: Google Maps So how exactly did McPherson find this long-lost treasure in the...
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