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TREASURE HUNTER'S
CODE OF ETHICS
- Before Searching public sites, always check laws, ordinances, or regulations
that may govern your search.
- Never trespass. Always get permission when searching private
property.
- Never leave open holes. Leave the search area exactly as it was before your
searching.
- Report the discovery of any items of significant historical value to the
local historian, museum, or archaeological society.
- If you discover live ammo or any lethal object or substance, do not touch
it. Mark the site and notify authorities at once.
- Be polite and informative to those who inquire about your sport/hobby. You
are the ambassador of a pastime we want to protect, and we will be judged by how
you act and respond.
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CITY AND COUNTY PARKS
- Permits are required if you wish to hunt city or county parks. These are
obtained through local city or county park offices.
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BALTIMORE CITY PARKS METAL DETECTING REGULATIONS
- Observe all existing laws, whether national, state or local, and respect
posted areas.
- Don't destroy, damage, or deface public or private property, or what is left
of a structure.
- Don't dig at a depth lower than 6 inches without contacting the District
Superintendent of Parks for permission.
- Don't rebury unwanted items or leave litter lying around after you leave.
- Fill in all holes and leave surface as you found it with leaves, sod, etc.,
on top.
- Conduct yourself in a courteous and polite manner, and have consideration
for others.
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Freestate Treasure Club All rights reserved.
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