Seeking Treasury in England and America

    Seeking Treasury in England and America 

            

 In many countries, particularly the United Kingdom and the United States, treasury is completely free, except in areas and areas where the state has declared or protected the site.

For example, the treasurer does the exploration without any problem, without the need to hide, and openly during the day. The land in which he / she makes a call shall transfer his / her request to search the relevant authorities in accordance with the permission of the person and he / she makes his / her call. and no antique or historical value, which is considered to be one of the material that is not important today, does not provide official notification. If it is found in a treasure or historical value that will shed light on the past, it finds and submits the found or found information to an institution to protect the relevant museum or cultural assets. The findings are taken, their pictures are taken, the date information is recorded, all the important information including the region and the land information and pictures are filed and thus an important information archive is obtained.

After that, the expert appraises the findings, and the cultural asset is purchased by giving the entire value of the museum. Let us express the place here, the value of the museum is the real value, there is no chance to be given low prices because in these countries, especially in collections, such as auctions and many trades in many places to buy everyday is sold. In this way, the question of how much the work will cost is now become too prominent to be discussed.

If the artifact is not a cultural entity and does not carry the distinction of being an exhibition as an exhibition, the museum will deliver the find to the treasurer. A person can sell it to the person he wants at any time. The finds are divided between landowners and the treasurer in accordance with the prior written or written agreement.

In the case of the treasure we have briefly mentioned, we will make sure that the treasurer will lose time with the official documents and procedures, including the cost of the official transactions; it is not compelled. Considering the possibility of finding an item that does not have any material value as a result of an excavation where such an expense was made, it is clear that what we have lost as a country and a nation as well as the difficulties experienced by the treasure hunters in our country.
On the basis of the positive approaches of the world countries on the subject of treasury and the benefits of many aspects of the great lies.

With the release of the treasurer, we want to bring to the attention of the treasurers and many other important information that they have provided great benefits from what they find.

In the summary of the research report made by the British Archaeological Council, significant results have been revealed that treasurers and detectors provide a great deal of benefits to archeology and that a large number of historical sites and finds have been brought to archeology. The results of the report, which was published in 1993 in a 2-year study in 1995, showed that the metal detectors provided surprising benefits to archeology. If the skills and findings of the detector users can be evaluated better and they are recorded in a healthier way, the gains of the archaeological sector will be quite high. Certainly many of the problems with the use of metal detectors need to be removed quickly. It is vital that detector users and archaeologists work together to find solutions to maximize the opportunities offered by the use of detectors to forget the understanding of the past, and to exploit the potential of this great archaeological material, to uncover the true richness and diversity of archaeological resources in this country.

Uses of Metal Search Detectors in Archeology According to the reports, more than 45% of archaeological excavations in the UK were carried out in the light of the historical fragments they found as a result of their exploration research. During the period of 2005-2006, 57,566 and 39,933 finds were reported to the government in the period 2004-2005. Secretary of Culture David Lammy describes the users of the detector as heroes of historical heritage. Thanks to the users of the detector, many historical artifacts have been exposed and found the opportunity to shed light on history. In this way, a good example of solidarity, which has emerged as a result of the benefits of metal detector users to archeology, enables the new generation to pay more attention to history.
August 29, 2006 BBC News 29

August 29, 2006 in our millet inside the BBC television inevitably When I read what is written in the news from Turkey saying that to happen to us come to this state and nice solidarity example of how much longer to live with each other and what gets stuck question in our mind that we expect. A secretary of the Ministry of Culture of a country does not use accusations and prohibitive discourses. He doesn't commit guilty to a definitive citizen. He doesn't see the treasurer as a potential threat. He's not talking about prohibiting detectors.

On the contrary, what does it do; he encourages and encourages his citizens to exploit more. You ask why? Because he knows that this is the most logical way for his country and his people, and that he will provide historical and economic benefits through this method, the treasurer cares and encourages the contribution of its citizens. In return for this approach, the resident citizens of that country provide very high added value, information and benefits to their state and archeology. In 2004-2005, 39.933 and in 2005-2006, 57.566,

 the Ministry of Culture Secretary David Lammy himself stated that 97499 finds found by the treasure hunters were acquired by the British Ministry of Culture. More than 45% of the archaeological excavations are places where treasure hunters find with detectors, and these places are important information that will shed light on the illumination of history as a result of archaeological studies. What to say, in our country, those who talk about the prohibition of detectors, treasure hunters, people with psychological problems, and the detector of the dangerous ears of those who see a gun like a gun. We hope that those who wear the eyebrows as soon as possible, get rid of these glasses as soon as possible, on behalf of our beautiful homeland, throw their personal interests and whims to the backdrop.

In the world, clubs and associations have played a major role in guiding and guiding treasure hunters. In this context, many associations and clubs have been established in various parts of the world. The best examples of these associations are found in the United States and England. There are 82 clubs and associations operating under the National Metal Detectors Council in England, 43 of which are independent clubs and associations. There are 72 clubs and associations in the United States, which are affiliated to the Metal Detectors and the Federation of Archeology Clubs. In addition to these registered associations, there are many associations and clubs that continue to operate.