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The National Council for Metal Detecting was formed in 1981. It is a voice for metal detectorists, giving guidance and information, and provides insurance cover for its members. The NCMD can be found at www.ncmd.co.uk |
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Useful Books and Maps A selection of metal detecting books, written by the chairman of the club David Villanueva, can be found at the following address. |
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The Portable Antiques Scheme, operational since 1997, is and organization where the public of England and Wales can voluntarily record any archaeological objects they have found. The website includes a very good database of finds. The PAS can be found at www.finds.org.uk |
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The Treasure Act, compiled in 1996, can be viewed at either of the above websites. |
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Finds Liaison Officers work with the public to record finds. The metal detecting club is allocated a finds liaison officer who attends the club meetings every 2 to 3 months to record any interesting finds. The Kent FLO is Jennifer Jackson. phone 01622 221544 |
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The Crown Estates are issuing permits to allow detectorists to search on the foreshore of the beaches. Information and permits can be obtained through the NCMD. |
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swale search & recovery club |
