Martin Turner
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 76 |
| Born | Torquay |
| United Kingdom | |
| Albums | Written in the Stars |
| New Live Dates: The Complete Set | |
| Nouveau Calls | |
| The Beauty of Chaos | |
| Life Begins | |
| Argus Through the Looking Glass | |
| Date of birth | October 1,1947 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Record labels | Dirty Dog Discs |
| Groups | Wishbone Ash |
| Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash | |
| Upcoming events | Keller Z87 |
| Songs | The King Will ComeArgus · 1972 Blowin’ FreeArgus · 1972 Throw Down the SwordArgus · 1972 View 25+ more |
| List | The King Will ComeArgus · 1972 |
| Blowin’ FreeArgus · 1972 | |
| Throw Down the SwordArgus · 1972 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 918813 |
Martin Turner Life story
Martin Robert Turner is an English musician best known for his time as the bass guitarist, lead vocalist and a founding member of the rock band, Wishbone Ash.
Dorchester father and son detectorists find 14 axe heads
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Dorchester father and son detectorists find 14 axe heads
A Man who found 14 Bronze Age axe heads with his son has described The Experience as " unreal".
Martin Turner , 52, and his son Rhys, 18, were metal detecting in a field near Dorchester, Dorset, when they came across the haul.
He told The Bbc : " I couldn't believe what we were finding. I knew they were old but I didn't realise how old. "
Archaeologists are now expected to excavate The Site due to the significance of The Find .
Mr Turner and his son were exploring a field they had not searched before in June and it was not long before they made their first discovery.
" We'd only been there for a quarter of an hour before we found The First one, " he explained.
" Then I dug it up and knew it was an old axe, so I called my boy over and said 'you'll never believe what I've found'.
" And as he came over to me his detector went off right behind my back, and I said 'you better dig that,' and he dug up Another One straight away and I was like 'what?'
" I turned my detector back on, went to Walk Away , and it went off, and probably not even 18 inches away there was Another One .
" When we put them All Together and I was taking pictures of them on the floor, about three feet away from us there was one on top of the ground, " added Mr Turner.
Mr Turner was left reeling at The Luck of his teenage son.
" People spend all their lives trying to get one of these on their bucket list and he's been part of finding 14 of them, " He Said .
" The Feeling of holding them for the First Time in 4,500 years - you're the only person to hold these in that amount of time.
" That's the excitement of it, " he added.
Mr Turner would like to see the artefacts put on display at Dorchester Museum because " they're part of The Local history".
The Site 's precise location must be kept secret to prevent people looking for treasure to sell on The Black market.
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