Archaeological Sites Protection Act

The Archaeological Sites Protection Act is a law designed to preserve and protect historic and archaeological sites from damage, theft, or illegal excavation. It sets rules to ensure that valuable cultural heritage remains intact for future generations. The Act prohibits unauthorized digging, removal of artifacts, or defacement of protected sites. It also establishes penalties for violations and promotes responsible stewardship of archaeological resources. Overall, it safeguards important links to our history and cultural identity, ensuring that archaeological sites are preserved, respected, and studied responsibly.