Do you find this morally wrong?

[robfosters]

Yes, I know it's a DM story, but it is true.

It sits horrible with me. Archaeology is great in the right hands, but I think this should be rectified in a manner I don't think it is going to be.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-grave-year-old-Roman-child-message-Gods.html

 

[robfosters]

I don't agree with stealing things from graves that have been placed with them by loving relatives.

 

[robfosters]

You seem to be missing something. There is a hell of a difference taking something when it could actually advance mankind and taking a small ornament from a grave. Something that will in no way advance civilization.

I actually like archaeology. I found the whole Richard III discovery fascinating. However, once all the necessary tests, samples, scans and what have you are finished, they are respectfully reinterring him. Why cant they do that with this piece once all records are completed?

I don't know how many people are actually going to want to see something that's been taken from a dead child's grave.