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Aldingham

Chris Linton is kneeling on the grass in front of a hole in the ground. He is surrounded by metal detectoring equipment and tools to dig. He is wearing headphones, a black and grey jacket, camouflage trousers and a harness with water bottles. He is looking at the camera and smiling with two thumbs up

Detectorists frustrated after treasures go missing

Metal detectorists say they were left scrambling for answers after handing finds to authorities.