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When an ancient site or a find is discovered, it is usually kept secret until a team of archaeologists has had the chance to explore the area and assess the significance of the find. This ensures that the site or the remains are not disturbed until proper research and recording is carried out, and reduces the risk of them being looted or damaged by treasure hunters.
The world has not found a way to protect these artifacts and remains in a way that satisfies both archaeologists and the communities where they are found. Archaeologists often want to dig up and preserve objects in the ground, while many communities value the visibility of the past, and the economic opportunities it can provide, in the present.
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