Some Interesting PAS Stats (2)

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		Here for completeness are the corresponding figures for the dates after the data-dump till the end of last year: Statistical analysis of the database for for Wednesday 24th March 2010 until Sunday 24th March 2013 Finds per county (England) County Objects Records No county recorded 2406 1615 Avon 575 491 Bedfordshire 662 659 Berkshire 1409 700 Buckinghamshire 3020 1197 Cambridgeshire 1919 1145 Cheshire 619 609 Cleveland 22 22 Cornwall 610 329 Cumbria 367 363 Derbyshire 189 134 Devon 364 362 Dorset 527 515 Durham 803 803 East Riding Of Yorkshire 2551 2373 East Sussex 726 693 Essex 1320 1047 Gloucestershire 2415 946 Greater London 545 510 Greater Manchester 10 10 Hampshire 2264 2168 Herefordshire 646 401 Hertfordshire 968 782 Isle Of Wight 1864 1671 Isles Of Scilly 57 2 Kent 1957 1652 Lancashire 365 254 Leicestershire 1437 1341 Lincolnshire 4544 3927 Merseyside 77 77 Norfolk 9920 7773 North East Lincolnshire 63 63 North Lincolnshire 1583 915 North Yorkshire 3154 2816 Northamptonshire 1438 1373 Northumberland 255 240 Nottinghamshire 739 669 Oxfordshire 3134 1757 Pembrokeshire 10 10 Rutland 180 136 Shropshire 613 534 Somerset 1453 1031 South Yorkshire 593 413 Staffordshire 814 500 Suffolk 6403 4853 Surrey 1115 832 Tyne And Wear 126 17 Warwickshire 1072 936 West Midlands 28 28 West Sussex 758 729 West Yorkshire 265 228 Wiltshire 3313 2302 Worcestershire 404 394  Recording in Wales is right down  - just 229 finds:  Finds per county (Wales) County Objects Records Carmarthenshire 1 1 Ceredigion 5 1 Denbighshire 28 25 Flintshire 10 10 Gwynedd 6 6 Isle Of Anglesey 24 20 Neath Port Talbot 2 2 Pembrokeshire 10 10 Powys 102 78 Swansea 1 1 Vale Of Glamorgan 5 5 Wrexham 70 70

I'll be looking into the significance of these in my seminar on 10th April. There is actually something very interesting emerging from them.