Replies to post #35768 on Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

[buccaneer1961]

Archaeological Research Permits may be granted by the State to survey and excavate in state waters by scientific and educational institutions such as museums, universities, and colleges. The permittee must have the necessary professional archaeological expertise to perform proper field research, analysis, interpretation, conservation, and reporting. All materials collected under a research permit remain public property to be administered by the State, but may be placed on loan for the purpose of further study, curation, or display.

Exploration and Recovery Permits may be granted by the Division of Historical Resources to individuals or companies for the survey and recovery of submerged cultural resources offshore in State waters. These are not leases of state lands, but permits to perform certain activities under the supervision of the State. After completion of an extensive survey, excavation may be permitted under archaeological guidelines and recovered artifacts must be recorded and conserved. At the conclusion of analysis and conservation treatment, a portion of these materials may be awarded to the permittee. The State retains the remainder of recovered materials for research collections and public display.

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[buccaneer1961]

excavation may be permitted under archaeological guidelines and recovered artifacts must be recorded and conserved. At the conclusion of analysis and conservation treatment, a portion of these materials may be awarded to the permittee. The State retains the remainder of recovered materials for research collections and public display.


that means a modified permit an 1A-31 like we have,ours isn't modified and no reason to do so at this time,its a 3 year archeology permit...then they may mod it with state approval then when that part is done and state satisfied they may apply for full recovery but not guaranteed to get it