The Fantome controversy

Article Abstract:

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.

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?

Article Abstract:

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.

Public affairs, Ethics, Personal narratives, Practice, Ethical aspects, Conservators (Cultural property)

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Profiteers on the high seas

Article Abstract:

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

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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