
North Sea Area Finds Recording Group
Denmark, England, Flanders and the Netherlands are among the most progressive areas of Europe in terms of mechanisms to record archaeological finds found by members [more]
Denmark, England, Flanders and the Netherlands are among the most progressive areas of Europe in terms of mechanisms to record archaeological finds found by members [more]
Between the 29th and 30th of September, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has discussed the issue of metal detecting and its [more]
The delegates from the French Federation of Metal Detectorists – FNUDEM, Sébastien Potet and Sebastien Joly, have attended the second French Metal Detecting Show (2ème [more]
Metal detecting in Flanders, one of the main four regions in Belgium, has recently experienced some major changes. Since April 2016, registered metal detectorists can [more]
Although not easy, contrary to popular belief, metal detecting in Sweden is not illegal, provided that certain rules are being followed. Since the 1st of [more]
A significant new bill was passed in France on the 7th of July 2016. The law on the freedom of creation, architecture and heritage (Liberté [more]
In Denmark, there are many archaeology societies, with thousands of members. When also including the museum societies, the member numbers are in the tens of [more]
Below is a short introduction to the current Treasure Trove law in the Crown Dependencies of The Bailiwick of Jersey, comprising the Island of Jersey [more]
Belgium is a Federal State. This means that some National competencies are managed by the Federal Government and that Regional competencies are dictated by the [more]
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