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GUIDE TO CONSERVATION FOR METAL DETECTORISTS

Every year hundreds of thousands of metal artefacts are found by members of the public, in particular by the large number of metal detectorists. All archaeological objects, however they are found, are part of our cultural heritage but burial in the ground, often for hundreds of years, means that these metal objects are not as strong as their modern equivalents. Before undertaking any kind of interventionist conservation, the finder should be aware of a number of technical considerations. These are spelled out in this simple step-by-step guide, which has been written by experts for total amateurs.

96 colour and black & white illustrations; Paperback.

Price: £11.99 + £2.00 p&p U. K. (Ref: b0030)