The Fantome controversy

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In the wake of licensing of a treasure-hunting company LeChameau Explorations Limited, by Nova Scotia, which focuses on profit-oriented business of underwater sites, the need to hire provincial nautical archaeologists, to curb such immoral practices, is suggested.

author: Pringle, Heather
Management, Company business management, Discoveries (in geography), Discovery and exploration

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Edge of an ethical dilemma: should a conservator risk her reputation to preserve suspect artifacts, or let them fall apart?

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A deteriorating Roman sword whose providence is not established brings up the ethical issues surrounding the conservation of artifacts. A conservator can be liable for damages to an artifact if he or she alters the object without its true ownerEs permission.

author: Balachandran, Sanchita
Public affairs, Ethics, Personal narratives, Practice, Ethical aspects, Conservators (Cultural property)

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Profiteers on the high seas

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The educational aspects of maritime archaeology are described. The need to regulate the commercial exploitation of national heritage by maritime archaeologists is discussed.

author: Pringle, Heather
Government domestic functions, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Underwater exploration, Underwater archaeology, Educational aspects, Cultural policy

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subjects list: United States, Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Cultural property, Protection of, Cultural property protection
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