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Dane, I commend you for such a great find and also for calling an archeologist. Where I live (Tennessee) I would never call an archeologist. I hope that you guys have a better relationship with them than we do here in the states. We are mostly looked upon as looters and robbers. Tennessee digger
Exactly, I like to think of myself as a specialist, never an expert...I can guarantee you of that, TD !!
We are seen as "bussiness partners". We do the hard work finding all the things, which they haven´t got the time nor the money for.
But we follow certain rules. All finds older than 1536 are delivered to the museum. All finds are registered by GPS.
We get a finders fee for our finds. (Selling finds older than 1536 is not allowed, they have to be delivered to the National Museum).
And we even are called in "as specialists" when the archaeologist are doing excavations, they know that we do that much better than they can do it !!
I can guarantee you of that, TD !!
We are seen as "bussiness partners". We do the hard work finding all the things, which they haven´t got the time nor the money for.
But we follow certain rules. All finds older than 1536 are delivered to the museum. All finds are registered by GPS.
We get a finders fee for our finds. (Selling finds older than 1536 is not allowed, they have to be delivered to the National Museum).
And we even are called in "as specialists" if the archaeologist are doing excavations, they know that we do that much better than they can do it !!
A big congrats on the awesome Viking finds! I can't help but think there is an iron pot full of silver in the hole. HH and let us know what else you find, Mike