By Louise Gray, Environment Correspondent, The Telegraph, Tuesday 2nd August 2011
The School of Archaeology at the University of Oxford will bring together all the available data into a digital archive, some of which is from Metal detectorist’s, to help the map the ancient landscape of England.
“Material will also be drawn from county archives, databases of ancient coins, and the Portable Antiquity Scheme (which records the archaeological finds made by metal detectors).”
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