Abstract
Owners and users of land plots, when carrying out any type of work, may be faced with the identification of objects on their territory that have signs of an archaeological heritage property. Identification of such objects imposes serious restrictions on the owner or user and can lead to the complete impossibility of using the land plot for construction or other purposes related to excavation work. The author proposes to change the approach to civil circulation of archaeological heritage properties in order to clarify and protect the rights and obligations of this land owners.
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