Issue 33 - Portable Antiquities: archaeology, collecting, metal detecting
Edited by Stuart Campbell and Suzie Thomas
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Editorial - Portable antiquities: archaeology, collecting, metal detecting - Suzie Thomas
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Metal detecting, collecting and portable antiquities: Scottish and British perspectives -
Stuart Campbell
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Can we really differentiate between treasure hunters and non-professional archaeologists? -
Jean-Olivier Gransard-Desmond
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Biting the bullet: the role of hobbyist metal detecting within battlefield archaeology -
Natasha Ferguson
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The Lord's Prerogative and an Act of Trust: portable antiquities in the Isle of Man -
Allison Fox
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Ownership of heritage resources in South Africa: challenges and opportunities -
Ndukuyakhe Ndlovu
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The Metal Detecting Forum - an online community. Resource, education and co-operation -
Tom Redmayne and Kevin Woodward
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Three years on from 'The Nighthawking Survey': innovations in heritage protection -
Pete Wilson and Mark Harrison
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Commentaries
Response: the Treasure Act and Portable Antiquities Scheme -
Roger Bland
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Who controls the past? -
Penny English
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The law as mediator between archaeology and collecting -
Patty Gerstenblith
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Ideology, governance and consequences from a collector's point of view -
Wayne G. Sayles
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