Unlike paleontologists and archaeologists, who condemn amateur hunters and merchants for
destroying excavation sites, many meteoriticists see the commercial traffic in meteorites as a boon — even a necessity — to science.
Not exact matches
The problem is that
excavation destroys sites, and we're in a crisis of sorts — as serious or more serious than deforestation — because while you can regrow trees, you sure can't regrow archaeological
sites.
This is an 8 month
excavation of a settlement at the
site that was
destroyed by fire, causing it to collapse into a river channel, preserving the contents in situ.