Treasure Trove is a dedicated initiative based in Scotland, focused on protecting and preserving the nation's rich archaeological heritage. Operating under the principles of Scots common law concerning ownerless goods, the organization manages a robust framework for the reporting and allocation of historical artefacts. It collaborates closely with key institutions, including the Treasure Trove Unit, the Scottish Archaeological Finds Allocation Panel, and the King’s and Lord Treasurer’s Remembrancer, to ensure that artefacts are appropriately documented and cared for.

The services offered by Treasure Trove encompass guidance for finders of artefacts, information for landowners, and resources for museums and archaeologists. They facilitate loans, conduct events, and maintain a comprehensive database that supports research and educational outreach. The organization is committed to transparency and public engagement, providing updates through blogs and reports, and inviting community involvement through appointments and inquiries. The Treasure Trove Unit operates Monday to Friday and readily assists those wishing to report finds or learn more about their archaeological significance.