Underwater metal detectors The use of metal detectors to search for archaeological finds is practised both by archaeologists and hobbyists. In some European countries including France and Sweden the use of a metal detector is forbidden by law, unless one has special permission. This is intended to protect archaeological sites but rarely means that illicit metal detecting ('nighthawking') does not take place and has the effect that new sites found by metal detector are never publicised or investigated fully. Instead they are slowly plundered for their metal items, disturbing the stratigraphy and forcing the artifacts on to the Black Market , never to be seen again. In the United Kingdom metal detecting is generally permitted provided certain criteria are met and efforts are made to record finds through the Portable Antiquities Scheme .
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options Details of "DetectorPro professional underwater metal detectors"
URL: http://www.detectorpro.com/
Date Submitted: 01/10/06
Description: Why Buy a Headhunter Metal Detector?

* They are fun
* They are lightweight
* They are easy to use
* They can be used on land and sea
* They find Treasures
* Small, compact, and easy to travel with
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