Sentence examples for Find liaison from inspiring English sources

Find Liaison Officers from the Portable Antiquities Scheme were notified of the discovery and visited the findspot along with the finder.

"It looks as if the leg is wearing a woollen herringbone knitted sock," said Philippa Walton, a finds liaison officer at Newcastle University's Museum of Antiquities.

A local finds liaison officer records the items, and then the details are put online at www.finds.org for all to see, study and admire.

Danielle Wootton, the Devon finds liaison officer, said she was intrigued when the metal detectorists Jim Wills and Dennis Hewings told her about the Roman coins they had found in the Ipplepen paddocks.

The site and the finder have remained anonymous, but the discovery was reported to the local finds liaison officer through the network of archaeologists recording such finds – including treasure which must by law be reported and voluntary reporting of lower value but historically priceless finds.

"I would say the ring is quite notable," said Ms Shoemark, a finds liaison officer.

Finds liaison is only one aspect of the regulation of detectroring.

A small bronze statuette – Nicholas thinks it's from the Roman era – which is currently being inspected by a Finds Liaison Officer.

Finds liaison officer for Shropshire, Peter Reavill, said it was "immensely important for the county".

"Because Mr Crisp resisted the temptation to dig up the coins, it has allowed archaeologists from Somerset County Council to carefully excavate the pot and its contents," said Anna Booth, local finds liaison officer.

"This is a really exciting find and a good example of metal detectorists and archaeologists working together to uncover and record our history, making sure it is not lost forever," says McLean who acts as local Finds Liaison Officer for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.