If the archaeologists are citizens of another country, do the findings belong to the goverment ??

Question

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Answer 1

The nationality of the archeologists is normally irrelevant.

The artefacts would normally be considered to belong to the country in which they were excavated.

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Answer 2

No, it belongs to the museum.

There was a case where there was a highly status egyptian mummy in America so an egyptian curator asked the american to send it to its "homeland" and the american thought it was a good cause so they gave it to the egyptian museum.

Answer 3

Laws vary in different countries and sometimes in different parts of the same country.  Therefore, your question doesn't allow for a correct answer that fits in all cases.  It could also depend upon what arrangements are negotiated prior to the excavation.  Another factor would be what the artifacts are.

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That's difficult to do unless you provide at least a clue as to what "that" might be referring to.