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The Atomfall Metal Detector is a tool that you want to get your hands on as soon as possible, as it highlights where secret caches have been buried underground. Digging up these hidden stashes ...

Metal Detector in Atomfall is one of the key elements in Rebellion's upcoming survival shooter. This genre compels gamers to put a lot of thought into their resources and inventory management.

The Metal Detector is a key tool in Atomfall that's used to locate and dig up buried treasure, so where do you get one? By Joey Carr on March 25, 2025 at 5:28PM PDT ...

You’ll be able to take out your Metal Detector and begin searching for treasure. Once you’re near the treasure and all the lights have activated, press [RT / R2] to dig.

You can get a Metal Detector by trading with Molly Jowett, the chatty trader dressed suspiciously like an outlaw. You can find her standing around her camp in Slatten Dale at coordinates 26.3 E ...

We’re on a thrilling mission to find a rare Birmingham Alabama Coca-Cola Hutchinson bottle, worth over $6,000 at auction! Using metal detectors underwater and on land, we’re uncovering ...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Tippecanoe County removed the metal detector in the lobby of the annex building at 111 N. Fourth St. in late January, ending a seven-month lawsuit challenging the security ...

Metal detectors are more than just security tools at school entrances; they also instill a sense of safety among students, staff and parents to focus on what truly matters—education.

Metal detectors will be installed at all high schools throughout the district, starting at Melbourne High School. Schools are also allowed to use them for events outside the school day.