Burial chamber discovered with Rover C II in Tunisia

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For OKM and its dealers, real support does not stop once someone buys a detector. That moment is just the beginning. We stand with our users through their journeys, celebrate their successes and help them when they run into challenges. Every message we receive from treasure hunters feels like opening a window into their world. That is why we love hearing from our dealers and especially from treasure hunters who experience the excitement of discovery firsthand. Their stories remind us why our work matters.

Success story in Tunisia

Not long ago, we received one of those stories that makes you pause for a moment. A treasure hunter in Tunisia, using the Rover C II grave and tunnel detector, made an incredible discovery. Our Belgian dealer inventum detector (IVM) shared the news with us, along with 3D scans and photos that left us speechless. Hidden beneath the ground was a true burial chamber. What makes the discovery even more fascinating is the silence around it. The finder chose not to reveal details about any artifacts, valuables or items found inside. And that silence adds mystery. With no extra clues, we can only guess which part of Tunisia’s long, turbulent history this burial site belongs to. Was it Phoenician? Carthaginian? Roman? Or connected to one of the countless battles and cultural shifts that shaped the region? Tunisia’s past is full of dramatic chapters, and this chamber could belong to any of them. The unknown itself becomes part of the story.

Discovery of burial chamber with Rover C II

The Rover C II did exactly what it was built for. During the scan and the first on site inspection, a large amount of data was collected. The treasure hunter evaluated everything using OKM’s Visualizer 3D software. The result was crystal clear: a long underground cavity. According to the client, the chamber lies around 9.8 to 13.2 ft (3 to 4 m) deep. The photos he shared show the structure, the stone walls, the texture of the chamber and the unmistakable signs of something built with purpose. For anyone passionate about treasure hunting, these images feel like being transported into the past for a moment.

Rover series generates treasure hunting success

The Rover C II is not your average metal detector. It does not just beep when something metallic appears. It creates detailed 3D graphics of the underground, allowing treasure hunters to visualize cavities, chambers and hidden structures before even touching the soil. This unique combination of geoelectrical measurement and metal detection makes it a favorite for archaeologists, explorers and anyone searching for long lost burial sites or ancient artifacts. It is both a scientific tool and a companion for people who are passionate about uncovering history.

Share success stories with OKM

If you are a treasure hunter and you have used an OKM detector, we would truly love to hear from you. Whether you made a small find or uncovered something extraordinary, your experience inspires others and shows what is possible with the right tools and a bit of determination. Share your story with us we are excited to see what you have discovered.

FAQ

How deep can the Rover C II detect?

Depending on the soil and conditions, it can detect cavities and structures several meters underground, as shown in the Tunisia discovery.

Is the Rover C II still available?

No, it has been replaced by the newer and more advanced Rover C4, which offers improved features and easier operation.

What makes the Rover series special?

They combine metal detection with geoelectrical measurement, allowing users to visualize underground cavities in 3D before excavation.

Can beginners use the Rover C4?

Yes. Its simplified design and multilingual interface make it much more beginner friendly than older models.

Does OKM really read success stories?

Absolutely. We read every submission, and many of them inspire future improvements and product innovations.

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