You are definitely not the only one (although I never watched Indiana Jones; pop culture osmosis is an amazing thing). The article did mention that a lot of th

You are definitely not the only one (although I never watched Indiana Jones; pop culture osmosis is an amazing thing). The article did mention that a lot of the historic pieces are probably going to end up in museums, depending on the outcome of the discussion about who should control the riches. It would not surprise me if a small amount of it is sold at auction, either to museums or private collectors. Renting them out or loaning them to museums would be a much better outcome, though - I hate to hear about works of art that are held in private collections, and not even sporadically publicly viewable.