The Roman Gold Ring

[John Winter]

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The Roman Gold Ring | John Winter

 

[Mr.T]

Cool find.

How much would someone have to find, in order for the government to order a dig, John?
Surely that field would merit a search in a museums eyes? Is there a criteria that you know of?

 

[Silver Searcher]

£700...... UK Treasure Trove rip off, at it's best. At least Dick Turpin whore a mask.

SS

 

[John Winter]

Cool find.

How much would someone have to find, in order for the government to order a dig, John?
Surely that field would merit a search in a museums eyes? Is there a criteria that you know of?

I guess it would all depend on the significance of the find. A ring like this wouldn't warrant the attention of the authorities ... and they don't have the resources anyway. The detectorist usually goes back and does a a comprehensive search. If a lot of other treasure was then found, then that would be different ...

 

[CincinnatiKid]

Ah John Winter... Enjoy your posts. Keep 'em coming!
Peace

 

[Silver Searcher]

Cool find.

How much would someone have to find, in order for the government to order a dig, John?
Surely that field would merit a search in a museums eyes? Is there a criteria that you know of?

The find is out of context so the government/archaeology department don't give a $hit, but you still got to hand it in/ declare the find.

SS

 

[John Winter]

Yes. We have a voluntary Code of Practice for everything else, but because the ring was gold and over 300 years old, it had to be reported. This explains it all: Advice for finders of Treasure on archaeological projects - The Treasure Act