Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... Metal Detectors and Archaeology " ( Council of Europe 1981 ) . In its 133page report , the Committee on Culture and Education has recommended greater legislative protection of sites and control of metal detector use , including the ...
... Metal Detectors and Archaeology " ( Council of Europe 1981 ) . In its 133page report , the Committee on Culture and Education has recommended greater legislative protection of sites and control of metal detector use , including the ...
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... metal detectors altogether . Have much greater protection of the archaeological heritage with heavier penalties for people convicted of treasure hunting on scheduled ... metal detector has been 8 . 9 . Has your organisation ever used one 11.
... metal detectors altogether . Have much greater protection of the archaeological heritage with heavier penalties for people convicted of treasure hunting on scheduled ... metal detector has been 8 . 9 . Has your organisation ever used one 11.
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... metal detecting ? 8 ( 30 ) MORE THAN FORTNIGHTLY 4 ( 15 ) NO REPLY / NOT 6 ( 22 ) EVERY 2-4 WEEKS 9 ( 33 ) MONTHLY ... detector . Although it must be largely a question of getting what you pay for , which detectors would you recommend ...
... metal detecting ? 8 ( 30 ) MORE THAN FORTNIGHTLY 4 ( 15 ) NO REPLY / NOT 6 ( 22 ) EVERY 2-4 WEEKS 9 ( 33 ) MONTHLY ... detector . Although it must be largely a question of getting what you pay for , which detectors would you recommend ...
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