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	Your personal content diva digs deep into the Web and offers sites of special interest to news & research aficionados ... snopes.com, the urban legend reference guide, addresses the origins of Santa. Treasure Trove: Found Treasure 2. This name is given to such money or coin, gold, silver, plate, or bullion, which having been hidden or concealed in the earth or other private place, so long that its owner is unknown, has been discovered by accident. Should the owner be found it must be restored to him; and in case of not finding him, the property, according to the English law, belongs to the king. In the latter case, by the civil law, when the treasure was found by the owner of the soil, he was considered as entitled to it by the double title of owner and finder; when found on another~s property, one-half belonged to the owner of the estate, and the other to the finder; when found on public property, it belonged one-half to the public treasury, and the other to the finder. Lecons du Dr. Rom. §350-352. This includes not only gold and silver, but whatever may constitute riches, as vases, urns, statues, & etc. Treasure Trove Archive >>

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