Hi. Not a dumb question at all. Most of the forts are free to detect all you want, but many are on farmers land, and if you just ask the landlord you usually will get a permit as long as you do not make a mess...
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Foreigners with metaldetectors are usually not welcomedtime to get the metal detector
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well ok I know that Norwegians are real patriots but I am half Norwegian...and I never make a mess when I dig...eh ehComment
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Hello
It was not my intention to be to rued, but those digging should be informed about the rules before they dig. Digging is usually allowed, but taking with you some of the finds is not allowed.
If you are from Sweden you see it below. I cant translate it, but perhaps someone can.
lolle
http://www.lovdata.no/for/sf/kk/xk-20011214-1420.html
§ 2. Uten skriftlig tillatelse etter § 6 er det etter lov om kulturminner § 23 forbudt å føre kulturminner ut av landet. I kulturminneloven § 23 bokstav a til f er det gitt eksempler på kategorier av kulturminner som kommer inn under forbudet:
a) Automatisk fredete kulturminner i medhold av lov om kulturminner.
b) Bygninger av alle slag og deler av slike, mynter, arkivsaker, manuskripter, segl og signeter, møbler og annet innbo eller løsøre, drakter, våpen og liknende ting av kunst-, kultur- eller personalhistorisk interesse som er eldre enn 100 år. Når særlige grunner taler for det, kan departementet fastsette at utførselsforbudet skal omfatte slike gjenstander uten hensyn til alder.
c) Samiske kulturminner uten hensyn til alder.
d) Minner om fremstående eller sentrale personer og minner fra virksomheter og hendelser av betydning for norsk historie uten hensyn til alder.
e) Malerier, skulpturer og annen bildende kunst, kunsthåndverk og prototyper for designprodukter eldre enn 50 år.
f) Båter, motorvogner, luftfartøy og skinnegående materiell eller deler av slike eldre enn 50 år.Comment
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no warries, thanx a lot for the info,
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I never in my life have heard of anybody getting in trouble of finding helmets,medals or similar ww2 stuff when metaldetecting in Norway.
The museums do not want rusty scrapmetal. The only worrys would be explosives or human remains. Those should be treaten by right kind of people. Most of those remains in earth are found in north of Norway
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hi, where in north Norway? I know of things that happened in Finnmark but that is all.
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Neiden is a place littered with battle relics. A small place in Finnmark where die wehrmacht and Ivan clashed together.
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takker!! (thanx)Originally posted by jotuntroll View PostNeiden is a place littered with battle relics. A small place in Finnmark where die wehrmacht and Ivan clashed together.
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Originally posted by jotuntroll View PostNeiden is a place littered with battle relics. A small place in Finnmark where die wehrmacht and Ivan clashed together.
Not when i was there last year. bullets and empty cases was about it but then again i only spent a couple of days there.Collecting German award documents, other paperwork and photos relating to Norway and Finland.Comment
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A friend from Kirkenes wich I met on a military course had found quite a few hemets and stuff. He also found cassualties, both wh and russian...
The place is known to have seen battle..Comment
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I wrote a little piece about the battle at Neiden last year
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ghlight=neiden
I know that all the way into the 80s and early 90s there was still much to find on the surface throughout North Norway. Today there is by comparison relatively little. You need to dig and you need very good local knowledge.
Still, i found 2 single decal helmets, a couple of MP44 mags, a close combat knife and a bunch of other stuff this summer
Collecting German award documents, other paperwork and photos relating to Norway and Finland.Comment
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WOW, great threadComment
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Simon I never saw that tread before. As always a interesting blog from you. K.I.N.G.
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WOW, great thread
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