Doesn't that page nine refer to what was said back in the day?

Yes it says 25 people max for one year on that land on the permit Lee :g50: Due to the media focusing on treasure to sell it'self, it's encourging newcomers to the hobby fixated with finding treasure, unaware of the need to record or uninterested in recording non treasure finds. To my mind treasure ...

I wonder what a permit might comprise of?

This one uses a photocard system;

https://epsom-ewell.gov.uk/sites/defaul ... 202017.pdf

Thanks for the kind words gents

I've sent our members a copy too Pete.

Might need to rewrite it all soon

In Scotland, any ownerless objects found by chance or through activities such as metal-detecting, field-walking, or archaeological excavation become the property of the Crown and therefore may be claimed as treasure trove. https://treasuretrovescotland.co.uk/ The role of Treasure Trove is to ensure ...

I don't like these suggestions on page 40; 142. To this end we are putting forward several initial suggesons as the basis of discussion on the future form of the treasure process. These are: ● the introducon of a process similar to that in Scotland, whereby all archaeological objects become the prop...

You're welcome

UKDN WORD Local Heroes Magazine February 2019. Please share it amongst all your detecting friends, Facebook friends, fellow club members, even amongst the family. If you want to read the magazine online then click the Calameo link below; https://en.calameo.com/read/00012160610ed6d059c03 The Local He...

Many thanks Dave

Members find from near Barmby Moor East Yorks Stu, got 2 more the same if you want them;

Members livery button for ID please, found near Barmby Moor East Yorks.

UKDN WORD Local Heroes Magazine Issue 2 is now on line. It's under continuous construction and I hope to add more information. Click on the cover page for Pink's song which I quite like. Calameo link; https://en.calameo.com/read/000121606e5eb02a355f9 Please post the link to your club members, friend...

They look seriously whacky to me pete

RARE Iron Age coins are now on display at West Berkshire Museum as a new addition to its Hoards exhibition, which runs until August 2019. Known as Selsey Two-Faced staters, the coins feature unusual designs on both sides, including mysterious hidden faces that give the coins their name. Each of the ...

Cheers Euan, hope it gives some good ideas of where to look as well as the history