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Thursday & Friday Cru'dad hunted a couple of Roman Sites. One only produced 3 scrappies, so he moved to another one where he got 4 scrappies & one complete Roman Pin. Not as nice as the one I had recently but at least it was complete.
 

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Getting a hairpin complete is worth a day detecting. :icon_thumright:
 
Having it survive in one piece for 1500+ yrs is great, can't imagine how many times it had been turned in the soils. Very nice recovery indeed, congrats.
 
Cru Dad kills it....again! So Cru...question: my mother was born and raised in Falkirk...I have virtually half my family tree there and was wondering what detecting laws/bans/rules and regulations they might have there if and when I visit in the future. Thank you in advance..Ddf.
 
You found a nice variety of finds, congratulations!
 
Cru Dad kills it....again! So Cru...question: my mother was born and raised in Falkirk...I have virtually half my family tree there and was wondering what detecting laws/bans/rules and regulations they might have there if and when I visit in the future. Thank you in advance..Ddf.
Scotland has completely different Laws than England, so its best to read about them, as I have very little knowledge;
https://joanallendetectors.wordpres...tecting-law-in-scotland-and-northern-ireland/

After you have navigated all the Laws to do with finding & reporting, you then have to consider all the Laws around removing it from the Country & taking it home, which will include applying for an Export Licence, a process that takes about 4 weeks.
 
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Some very nice and very OLD finds...Congrats!!
 

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