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Sites with current rules and regulations pertaining to metal detecting and other methods of treasure recovery.
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Admiralty law Resources Popular

Description: now that you found it can you keep it
Added on: 19-Nov-2004 | hits: 319 | Report broken link | Details

Council for British Archeology Popular

Description: UK detecting rules
Added on: 21-Nov-2004 | hits: 336 | Report broken link | Details

Texas Forest Service Popular

Description: Texas Forest Service - Protecting Forest, Tree, & Related Natural Resources
Added on: 02-Nov-2004 | hits: 443 | Report broken link | Details

Treasure Act 1996 (UK) Popular

Description: England Treasure Act of 1996 with index and explanations.
Added on: 30-Nov-2004 | hits: 632 | Report broken link | Details

TVA Cultural Resources Popular

Description: Information about archaeological sites on TVA lands
Added on: 07-Oct-2004 | hits: 352 | Report broken link | Details

Write Your Legislators Popular

Description: Letters provide elected officials contact with public opinion. Staying in touch with constituent opinion is the responsibility of the legislator, and voter initiated correspondence is encouraged. They are never "too busy" for your correspondence, so don't think you are imposing. Mail gets priority, as every letter represents a potential vote.
Added on: 11-Feb-2005 | hits: 237 | Report broken link | Details

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