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Metal Detecting and Archaeology
By Suzie Thomas (Editor), Peter Stone (Editor), Alan Saville (Contribution by), Ceinwen Paynton (Contribution by), Declan Hurl (Contribution by), Dot Boughton (Contribution by), Elize Becker (Contribution by), Faye Simpson (Contribution by), George Smith (Contribution by), John Cornelison (Contribution by), John Naylor (Contribution by), Julian Richards (Contribution by), Mark Lodwick (Contribution by), Peter V Addyman (Contribution by), Peter D. Spencer (Contribution by), Philippa Walton (Contribution by), Piotr Szpanowski (Contribution by), Roger Bland (Contribution by), Suzie Thomas (Contribution by), Tony Pollard (Contribution by), Trevor Austin (Contribution by), Zbigniew Kobylinski (Contribution by)
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By Suzie Thomas (Editor), Peter Stone (Editor), Alan Saville (Contribution by), Ceinwen Paynton (Contribution by), Declan Hurl (Contribution by), Dot Boughton (Contribution by), Elize Becker (Contribution by), Faye Simpson (Contribution by), George Smith (Contribution by), John Cornelison (Contribution by), John Naylor (Contribution by), Julian Richards (Contribution by), Mark Lodwick (Contribution by), Peter V Addyman (Contribution by), Peter D. Spencer (Contribution by), Philippa Walton (Contribution by), Piotr Szpanowski (Contribution by), Roger Bland (Contribution by), Suzie Thomas (Contribution by), Tony Pollard (Contribution by), Trevor Austin (Contribution by), Zbigniew Kobylinski (Contribution by)
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A groundbreaking examination of one of the most controversial topics within modern archaeology.
The invention of metal detecting technology during the Second World War allowed the development of a hobby that has traditionally been vilified by archaeologists as an uncontrollable threat to the proper study of the past. This book charts the relationship between archaeologists and metal detectors over the past fifty odd years within an international context. It questions whether the great majori...
The invention of metal detecting technology during the Second World War allowed the development of a hobby that has traditionally been vilified by archaeologists as an uncontrollable threat to the proper study of the past. This book charts the relationship between archaeologists and metal detectors over the past fifty odd years within an international context. It questions whether the great majori...
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