The anger-inducing aspect of the "salting" is that many of the artefacts used for this were genuine, which means that they were removed from their original context (at sites as far afield as Switzerland), thus losing most of their archaeological information.
Which means that they were removed from their original context (at sites as far afield as Switzerland), thus losing most of their archaeological information. The anger-inducing aspect of the "salting" is that many of the artefacts used for this were genuine.
The anger-inducing aspect of the "salting" is that many of the artefacts used for this were genuine. Which means that they were removed from their original context (at sites as far afield as Switzerland), thus losing most of their archaeological information.
The anger-inducing aspect of the "salting" is that many of the artefacts used for this were genuine. Which means that they were removed from their original context (at sites as far afield as Switzerland), thus losing most of their archaeological information.