Southwestern Treasures ; Government Looks Other Way As Artifacts Looted
The Washington Times › February 08, 2008
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The map was reminiscent of the layout of the West Bank, with its contorted maze of enclaves, land strips and razor-thin passages.
"You see this red color? This is federal land," Bureau of Land Management archaeologist Linda Farnsworth said as she swung her pencil over the Four Corners area - a plateau where Colorado, Utah, Nevada and New Mexico meet. "And the white color is private land."See the full content of this document
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Southwestern Treasures ; Government Looks Other Way As Artifacts Looted
It could have appeared inconsequential, had these limits not marked an invisible front line in a clash between culture and vandalism, public good and private greed, law abidance and crime.
"Yes, the same thing done on public and private land could mea...See the full content of this document
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