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Keep this thread up top for a while til it sinks in. Do not think there is no investigation going on in YOUR states. This is not just a FL "problem". Buyers and Sellers and destructionists are having a great effect on your hobby. There is a LOT more info coming out.
Professor Shellman
Tampa Bay
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tomclark wrote:
Keep this thread up top for a while til it sinks in. Do not think there is no investigation going on in YOUR states. This is not just a FL "problem". Buyers and Sellers and destructionists are having a great effect on your hobby. There is a LOT more info coming out.
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Where does it all lead? Will surface hunting land you in jail some day? Could the cops crash in and take your collection on a whim? I guess rock solid(no pun intended) documentation of artifact acquisition will be a must,even then who's to say your safe?
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JR wrote:
Where does it all lead? Will surface hunting land you in jail some day? Could the cops crash in and take your collection on a whim? I guess rock solid(no pun intended) documentation of artifact acquisition will be a must,even then who's to say your safe?
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Before 2006, it was legal to dive the rivers of Florida for artifacts. They had an Isolated Finds program which required collectors to report their finds, but very few ever reported anything although they found artifacts. So in 2006, it was made illegal.
I suspect that it has long been illegal to dig on Florida state property, but they did not enforce the laws as they do now.
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