We teach responsible treasure hunting grounded in law, ethics, and practical fieldcraft. Our content is text-first, high-contrast, and designed to help you verify decisions in the field—without hype, shortcuts, or unsafe advice.
Mission & Values
- Respect history, heritage, environment, and property rights
- Teach legal frameworks, permits, and reporting
- Build practical field confidence and risk awareness
- Keep learning accessible, inclusive, and verifiable
Legal & Ethical Stance
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Permission-first access
Written permission is the default. If it’s unclear, we treat it as a “no”.
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Protected areas are off-limits
We emphasize local regulations, cultural protections, and reporting obligations.
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Conservation over possession
Significant finds should be documented, stabilized, and reported when required.
Milestones
Interactive timeline: pick a year to reveal what changed and why it matters.
Selected milestone
Pick a year
Next review in
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Our internal policy check cycle resets after each release.
Quick pledge
“Permission, documentation, and conservation.”
Team Philosophy
Small team, strong process: clarity, safety, and accountability.
Field realism
We teach terrain reading, boundary awareness, and respectful conduct—because “good finds” never excuse bad behavior.
Verification
Checklists, logs, and documentation templates help you justify decisions and keep records if questions arise.
Community stewardship
We encourage reporting pathways, museum outreach where relevant, and leaving sites cleaner than found.
Contact & Integrity Check
Ask a question or report a concern. We respond with a clear explanation of the policy basis and next steps.
- Phone:+1 (415) 550-1836
- Email:[email protected]