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Ala. Code § 41-3-1 Reservation of Exclusive Right and Privilege of State to Explore,
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Excavate or Survey Aboriginal Mounds, Earthworks, Burial Sites, Etc.; State Ownership of Objects Found or Located Therein Declared. The State of Alabama reserves to itself the exclusive right and privilege of exploring, excavating or surveying, through its authorized officers, ag…
Ala. Code § 41-3-2 Nonresidents Not to Explore or Excavate Remains or Carry Away, Etc.,
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from State Objects Discovered Therein, Etc. No person not a resident of the State of Alabama, either by himself or herself personally or through any agent or employee or anyone else acting for such person, shall explore or excavate any of the remains described in Section 41-3-1 o…
Ala. Code § 41-3-3 Explorations or Excavations of Remains Not to Be Done Without
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Consent of Owner of Land and Not to Injure Crops, Houses, Etc., Thereon. No explorations or excavations shall be made in any of such remains without the consent of the owner of the land first had and obtained and unless such work is done in such way as not to injure any crops, ho…
Ala. Code § 41-3-4 Explorations or Excavations Not to Destroy, Deface, Etc., Remains;
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Restoration of Remains After Explorations or Excavations. No explorations or excavations shall be made which will destroy, deface, or permanently injure such remains; and, after any such explorations or excavations, they shall be restored to the same or like condition as before s…
Ala. Code § 41-3-5 Disposition of Objects Taken from Remains
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No objects taken from such remains shall be sold or disposed of out of the state, but when removed therefrom the objects so gathered shall be retained in state custody and either placed in the collection of the Department of Archives and History or in the museums or in the librar…
Ala. Code § 41-3-6 Exploration or Excavation of Aboriginal Mounds, Earthworks, Etc.,
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Contrary to Law. Any person who shall explore or excavate any of the aboriginal mounds, earthworks or other antiquities of this state contrary to the laws of this state shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined not more than $1,000.00 for each offense.…