This re-print of a rare and obscure pamphlet, originally published by Thomas Fiddick in 1913, details the various experiments which he undertook whilst dowsing for mineral lodes in his native Cornwall, as well as giving a potted history of mineralogical dowsing in the area. It also gives details of his Dowsing Cone and instructions for its use.

Book 2 in the reports series on the Upper Tisza Project, north-eastern Hungary. This volume investigates the settlement patterns in the Bodrogkoz Block. Contents: 1) Introduction to the Upper Tisza Project (John Chapman & Jozsef Laszlovszky); 2) The environment of the Bodrogkoz Block (Robert Shiel, Eniko Magyari, Basil Davis & John Chapman); 3) Land use potential of the Bodrogkoz Block (Robert Shiel); 4) The Gazetteer (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Steve Leyland, Leanne Stowe & Denise Telford); 5) Analysis and interpretation of field survey data (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Robert Shiel & Steve Leyland); 6) Summary of main results, Bodrogkoz Block (John Chapman, Mark Gillings & Steve Leyland).

Book 3 in the reports series on the Upper Tisza Project, north-eastern Hungary. This volume investigates the settlement patterns in the Zemplen Block. Contents: 1) Introduction to the Upper Tisza Project (John Chapman); 2) The environment of the Zemplen Block (Robert Shiel & Eniko Magyari); 3) Land use potential of the Zemplen Block (Robert Shiel); 4) The Gazetteer (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Denise Telford & Steve Cousins); 5) Interpretation of prehistoric field survey data (John Chapman, Mark Gillings, Katalin Biro & Karen Hardy); 6) Interpretation of Early Modern forest prospection (John Chapman & Mark Gillings); 7) Summary of main results, Zemplen Block (John Chapman & Mark Gillings).

Book 5 in the reports series on the Upper Tisza Project, north-eastern Hungary. This volume covers the summer 1995 excavations at the multi-period site of Regec 95, located in an upland basin in the South Zemplen Mountains. Contents: 1) Introduction to the archaeology of the South Zemplen Mountains and the Regec Basin (John Chapman & Magdolna Vicze); 2) Site environment and land use (Robert Shiel, David Passmore & Eniko Magyari); 3) Surface collection, phosphate analysis and sampling strategy (John Chapman, Keri Brown & Alan Biggins); 4) The stratigraphic sequence (John Chapman, Robert Shiel & Magdolna Vicze); 5) The pottery (Magdolna Vicze & John Chapman); 6) The chipped stone (Steve Cousins & John Chapman); 7 The small finds (Denise Telford & John Chapman); 8) The plant remains (Ferenc Gyula & Edina Rudner); 9) Absolute dating (John Chapman & Sarah Krywicky); 10) Interpretation and summary (John Chapman & Magdolna Vicze)."

Book 4 in the reports series on the Upper Tisza Project, north-eastern Hungary. This volume covers the summer 1995 excavations at the Neolithic site of Polgar-10. Contents: 1) Introduction (John Chapman et al.); 2) Sequence, zone and context type at Polgar-10 (John Chapman & Robert Shiel); 3) Context descriptions and interpretations (John Chapman); 4) Phases (John Chapman); 5) Zones (John Chapman); 6) Context Types (John Chapman); 7) Pottery (John Chapman, Ian Lumley, Rhodri Jones & Jerome Edwards); 8) Lithics (Karen Hardy, Leanne Stowe, Denise Telford & John Chapman); 9) Small finds (Denise Telford & John Chapman); 10) Faunal remains (David Brighton, with Keith Dobney and John Chapman); 11) Plant remains (Ferenc Gyulai and Edina Rudner, with John Chapman); 12) The burials (Beth Rega & Keri Brown); 13) The AMS radiocarbon dates (Tom Higham with John Chapman; 14) Interpretation and summary (John Chapman).