"Salvaging" History: Underwater Cultural Heritage And Commercial Salvage

Ben Juvelier

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Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation International Maritime Law Issues

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Reconciling the Salvage and Underwater Cultural Heritage Conventions through Differing Applications"To archeologists, the human past is owned by no one.It represents the cultural heritage of everyone who has ever lived on Earth or will live on it in the future.Archaeology puts all human societies on an equal footing.

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