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2009 Alabama Code
Title 41 — STATE GOVERNMENT.
Chapter 3 — ABORIGINAL MOUNDS, EARTHWORKS AND OTHER ANTIQUITIES.

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  • Section 41-3-1 Reservation of exclusive right and privilege of state to explore, excavate or survey aboriginal mounds, earthworks, burial sites, etc.; state ownership of objects found or located therein declared.
  • Section 41-3-2 Nonresidents not to explore or excavate remains or carry away, etc., from state objects discovered therein, etc.
  • Section 41-3-3 Explorations or excavations of remains not to be done without consent of owner of land and not to injure crops, houses, etc., thereon.
  • Section 41-3-4 Explorations or excavations not to destroy, deface, etc., remains; restoration of remains after explorations or excavations.
  • Section 41-3-5 Disposition of objects taken from remains.
  • Section 41-3-6 Exploration or excavation of aboriginal mounds, earthworks, etc., contrary to law.

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