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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GinoLR, post: 8165285, member: 128351&quot;]&quot;changing national laws to be more like those in England&quot;, says UK which, in the same time, more than any other European country, protects looters with its perfectly legal no-questions-asked market of highly suspect antiquities auctioned without any provenance, origin or pedigree... </p><p>This is not an acceptable answer. So, with laws like those in UK, it is OK to pick the metallic material of an unprotected archaeological site if I have the land owner&#039;s agreement and if I declare from time to time some of the coins I found to the local authorities? These laws only attenuate the damage done, they do not eliminate it. And what are the UK laws about endangered animal species? It&#039;s OK to shoot in the wild at everything that moves if I have an authorisation from the land owner and if I show some dead animals to the local authorities?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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