Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... Units derived from the Archaeologists ' Yearbook 1975 and 62 treasure hunting clubs recorded on a national list as published by Treasure Hunting magazine in 1978. Responses were received from 114 museums ( 59 % ) , 26 Units ( 68 % ) and ...
... Units derived from the Archaeologists ' Yearbook 1975 and 62 treasure hunting clubs recorded on a national list as published by Treasure Hunting magazine in 1978. Responses were received from 114 museums ( 59 % ) , 26 Units ( 68 % ) and ...
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... Units 1. The degree of contact between the archaeological establishment and treasure hunters . In answer to Museums ... Units , all were aware of metal detector activity in their regions . Only 8 % of Units and 1 % of museums had no idea ...
... Units 1. The degree of contact between the archaeological establishment and treasure hunters . In answer to Museums ... Units , all were aware of metal detector activity in their regions . Only 8 % of Units and 1 % of museums had no idea ...
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though Units . A further 9 % of museums and 11.5 % of Units , approving of such action , recognised the improbability or impracticality of such a ban . Stronger legislation was considered highly desirable by 67 % museums and 69 % of Units ...
though Units . A further 9 % of museums and 11.5 % of Units , approving of such action , recognised the improbability or impracticality of such a ban . Stronger legislation was considered highly desirable by 67 % museums and 69 % of Units ...
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