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This is honestly an abhorrent way to think about archaeological finds. You do not have to ascribe a monetary value to everything you see and our history should
by flagrant 6y ago
This is honestly an abhorrent way to think about archaeological finds. You do not have to ascribe a monetary value to everything you see and our history should not be bought and sold as a commodity.
- Aeolun 6y ago> our history should not be bought and sold as a commodity The thousands, maybe millions of old coins that we find from previous eras are absolutely a commodity, and it doesn’t detract from our heritage in the slightest. The largest set of coins I’ve seen was in the british museum and that was already too much. I think they have one of every variety of coin and it just makes my head spin. Once they have one of each (add another 10 for other musea across the country) the remaining thousands can remain in private hands.