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Those who are already 'lost' to metal detecting can also be involved. The use of
detectors in excavation and fieldwork is sadly underrated and will be the subject
of an article to be written by Andrew Rogerson and myself for publication in 1983.
Those who are already 'lost' to metal detecting can also be involved. The use of
detectors in excavation and fieldwork is sadly underrated and will be the subject
of an article to be written by Andrew Rogerson and myself for publication in 1983.
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... includes parts of Cambridgeshire, Essex and Suffolk) using various methods of
fieldwork, but excluding excavation since it was recognised that the group lacked
the interpretive and analytical skills necessary to undertake excavations.
... includes parts of Cambridgeshire, Essex and Suffolk) using various methods of
fieldwork, but excluding excavation since it was recognised that the group lacked
the interpretive and analytical skills necessary to undertake excavations.
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and delegates overall responsibility to a 'Fieldwork Coordinator' who exercises
day-to-day control, ensures that all necessary equipment is available and
arranges the final disposal of finds to the appropriate County Unit for examination
.
and delegates overall responsibility to a 'Fieldwork Coordinator' who exercises
day-to-day control, ensures that all necessary equipment is available and
arranges the final disposal of finds to the appropriate County Unit for examination
.
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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