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painkiller posted: 16 May at 5:09 am
do you what are you asking ? are you on drugs , get real and study you adiot.
cp_scipiom posted: 17 May at 4:47 pm
metal detecting is legal
BUT
ANYTHING you find belongs (by law) to the government. in fact anything below ground level (minerals and all) belongs to the government
If you find a treasure it DEFINETLY belongs to the government and you’d better be ready to explain everything to the state prosecutor (like try PROVING that you declared everything you found). THIS IS NOT A JOKE
This counts double for anything even remotely ressembling a weapon manufactured after 1850
Bear also in mind that in the last century we had a war in 1914-1918; 1919-1920 and 1939-1945. There are gazilions of unexploded shells still not accounted for and hardly a day passes without the press reporting “construction site evacuated due to unexploded ww1/ ww2 bomb”
Just to cheer you up a bit- the chemical warheads (ww1 and ww2 vintage) are also there, and many are in good working condition.
So definetly come, but try and photo every find (archeology laws) and carefully check what you found before you use a pick axe to dig