Attraction
Shane Le Page began metal detecting in 2005. In 2009 he and Mike Newman established Guernsey Heritage Keepers to keep recorded logs of their finds. Since 2014 the organisation has been headed solely by Le Page. As of 2019 approximately 75-80 people had approached them for help, with about 60 reunited with lost jewellery.
Guernsey Heritage Keepers is a not-for-profit organisation that was established in 2009 by co-founders Shane Le Page and Mike Newman. Shane Le Page has headed the organisation solely since 2014. —
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Heritage society chair (inferred from the source page) · Lost item recovery (jewellery, rings, etc.) (inferred from the source page) · Heritage find recording and preservation (inferred from the source page) · Metal detecting guidance and advice (inferred from the source page)
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