Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 80
... object found , whether aware the object was there or not , if that object was buried or attached to the land . Thus , when a buried prehistoric boat was discovered , it belonged to the occupier of the land and not to the finder ( Elwes ...
... object found , whether aware the object was there or not , if that object was buried or attached to the land . Thus , when a buried prehistoric boat was discovered , it belonged to the occupier of the land and not to the finder ( Elwes ...
Page 81
... object is or is not Treasure Trove . If it is pronounced to be Treasure Trove , the modern practice is for the object to be offered to a national or regional museum , which will compensate the finder by paying the market value if the ...
... object is or is not Treasure Trove . If it is pronounced to be Treasure Trove , the modern practice is for the object to be offered to a national or regional museum , which will compensate the finder by paying the market value if the ...
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... object buried under someone's land is that person's property . property has been abandoned there can be no theft . Whether property has been abandoned is a question of fact . Any archaeologist who may be considering setting up a garbage ...
... object buried under someone's land is that person's property . property has been abandoned there can be no theft . Whether property has been abandoned is a question of fact . Any archaeologist who may be considering setting up a garbage ...
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