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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
to curb the threat of terrorism emanating from Gaza. The article basically admits that the State of Israel will sacrifice its own, but then falls...
A breath of fresh air to read an article about the situation, without the rubber-stamp suffix: "The Israel-Palestine conflict began when the...
The fact that this article was published in The Daily Mail is in itself an apocalyptic sign. Half-truths again... "Half the truth is a total lie."...
just say NO to organized criminals . Know , NO !
Captain Bar Zonshein is a Neanderthal. Doesn’t surprise me one bit; the armored divisions are staffed with people that wouldn’t qualify for...
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Keep in mind that government will move in and confiscate everything. For its protection, of course. You should either leave it alone and to chance or do a thorough documentation (location, date and time, conditions, positioning, photos, etc.) Then remove the items for personal safe keeping. You can later use third parties to unveil your find.
The treasures don't belong to government so don't let government seize them. That includes institutions, universities, researchers, etc. So long as you do a heavy duty job at taking copious notes for restoration and historical reference purposes, it shouldn't be a crime to move the goods. Always remember, you take the items or someone else will.