It seems to me (see here too) that the British police (or the ones that get assigned to rural crime, maybe) just don't get it:
Because I think we can all bet our bottom dollars that PC Tether is not going to say that all collection-driven exploitation of the archaeological record, legal or not, PAS recording or no, is stealing our "past shared history" whatever is meant by that tautological phrase. And I bet those that bother to go along to listen will be told something like "the majority of metal detector users are responsible, ethical, abstinent, vegan tree-huggers and quite different from a miniscule minority that don't hug trees" - as policemen do.
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