PAS Recording in 2021

 PAS top recorders in the difficult time of Covid-affected 2021:

Finds per Institution

County	Objects	Records
BERK	929	900
BH	1180	981
BM	49	49
BUC	219	219
CAM	208	73
CORN	568	109
DENO	254	221
DEV	1399	593
DOR	732	231
DUR	229	221
DYFED	131	131
ESS	111	111
FAJN	2	2
FAKL	12	12
FASAM	139	135
GAT	73	69
GGAT	25	25
GLO	8144	827
HAMP	1185	952
HESH	297	253
IARCH	1	1
IOW	548	548
KENT	961	597
LANCUM	966	526
LEIC	962	776
LIN	1730	1208
LON	235	210
LVPL	862	737
NARC	680	645
NCL	66	65
NLM	2606	2219
NMGW	880	878
NMS	2872	2383
OXON	1302	1207
PAS	6	6
PUBLIC	2037	1681
SF	4607	2962
SOM	225	112
SUR	2182	2151
SUSS	478	460
SWYOR	2267	1870
WAW	417	370
WILT	1184	770
WMID	1140	691
WREX	104	92
YORYM	377	143

It would be interesting to be able to break this down in more detail, but that may not be possible without going into internal PAS documents (would make an interesting undergraduate thesis topic, charting the effects of Covid on Responsible Metal Detecting, using records from 2017-March 2019 and then March 2019 to the present).

Here there has been some major work done by Dr Anna Booth and Phil Hughes in Suffolk (mostly Medieval and Roman finds), Martin Foreman (Roman and medieval mostly), Adrian Marsden and Andrew Rogerson (Medieval, Post Medieval, Roman), the team at SWYOR (Medieval, Post Medieval, Roman), Simon Maslin (Medieval, Roman), Lisa Brundle (Roman, Medieval). Other FLOs have been lagging behind, this policy leaving big holes in the archaeological records when metal detectorists have been continuing hoiking (including on rallies) and no records have been made.