Highlights & Details

Treasure hunter manual

Basic information and explanation of technical terms
From the right metal detector to the search of find locations
Incl. Appendix with legal situation, laws, criminal law and responsibilities

Technical specifications

Genre: Hobby & Leisure

Product type: Hobby textbook

Pages: 150 Sides

Author: Harald Fäth
Dieter Holz

Features: in German

ISBN: 978-3-937-03406-5

Languages: German

Title: Handbuch für Schatzsucher

Publisher: Garrett

Description

Almost everyone in Germany who is concerned or wants to deal with the subject matter of "search", "treasure hunt" or "home research" asks the question: "Is this not forbidden?" In Germany, almost everything is regulated and regulated. The question is not unjustified - the answer is complex. Besides many tips and hints in this book, this topic therefore appears again and again and finally also gives answers. It should be said in advance that the general answer cannot be 'yes' or 'no'. The legal situation is far from satisfactory - for all sides. The fact that the introduction begins with this problem shows that the subject is particularly concerned with the author and the search engine. If you want to read more about the legal situation immediately, start with the appendix. This book deals with the selection of search areas, with the search technique, gives experiences of the author, gives tips for cleaning of finds and advises on the legal situation. An experience for everyone interested.

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Hints

Table of Contents: Viewfinder and its objectives, technical, metal detectors, the function of a metal detector, general basic information, which detector?, some technical terms, what was a metal detector capable of?, which personal. Detector selection, metal detector handling, which metal detector is the right one?, all beginning..., the first find... what was it?, cleaning of finds, Rusty iron (what was it like?), iron rust from electrolysis, restoration, search areas, viewfinder, Castles, deserts and settlements, general street finds, old streets, half-timbered houses, Old churches, excavation pits, excavation of rivers, historical battlefields, WK I and II, search abroad, places of worship, treasure hunts and finds, relocations, Stollen & Bunker, other types of "sweetheart-"search experiences, simply start on it, special, Roman villas, promising!, a villa is discovered, grave robber = sondenganger = predator?, places that are taboo, research - but how?, archives, field names (catasteramt), aerial photo archives, district homesteads, Farm associations, homes for the elderly, historic streets, top-of-the-line maps, infrastructures and architecture, Geometry, court archives and books, general information, communication, where and how to get informed?, search example searchers and archaeologists, collatessen.

Annex: Legal situation, terms, law, criminal law, responsibilities.

Description

Almost everyone in Germany who is concerned or wants to deal with the subject matter of "search", "treasure hunt" or "home research" asks the question: "Is this not forbidden?" In Germany, almost everything is regulated and regulated. The question is not unjustified - the answer is complex. Besides many tips and hints in this book, this topic therefore appears again and again and finally also gives answers. It should be said in advance that the general answer cannot be 'yes' or 'no'. The legal situation is far from satisfactory - for all sides. The fact that the introduction begins with this problem shows that the subject is particularly concerned with the author and the search engine. If you want to read more about the legal situation immediately, start with the appendix. This book deals with the selection of search areas, with the search technique, gives experiences of the author, gives tips for cleaning of finds and advises on the legal situation. An experience for everyone interested.

This text is machine translated.

Hints

Table of Contents: Viewfinder and its objectives, technical, metal detectors, the function of a metal detector, general basic information, which detector?, some technical terms, what was a metal detector capable of?, which personal. Detector selection, metal detector handling, which metal detector is the right one?, all beginning..., the first find... what was it?, cleaning of finds, Rusty iron (what was it like?), iron rust from electrolysis, restoration, search areas, viewfinder, Castles, deserts and settlements, general street finds, old streets, half-timbered houses, Old churches, excavation pits, excavation of rivers, historical battlefields, WK I and II, search abroad, places of worship, treasure hunts and finds, relocations, Stollen & Bunker, other types of "sweetheart-"search experiences, simply start on it, special, Roman villas, promising!, a villa is discovered, grave robber = sondenganger = predator?, places that are taboo, research - but how?, archives, field names (catasteramt), aerial photo archives, district homesteads, Farm associations, homes for the elderly, historic streets, top-of-the-line maps, infrastructures and architecture, Geometry, court archives and books, general information, communication, where and how to get informed?, search example searchers and archaeologists, collatessen.

Annex: Legal situation, terms, law, criminal law, responsibilities.