Explorations or Excavations of Remains Not to Be Done Without Consent of Owner of Land and Not to Injure Crops, Houses, etc., Thereon.

1. Law
2. Code of Alabama
3. State Government.
4. Aboriginal Mounds, Earthworks and Other Antiquities.
5. Explorations or Excavations of Remains Not to Be Done Without Consent of Owner of Land and Not to Injure Crops, Houses, etc., Thereon.

Section 41-3-3

Explorations or excavations of remains not to be done without consent of owner of land and not to injure crops, houses, etc., thereon.

No explorations or excavations shall be made in any of such remains without the consent of the owner of the land first had and obtained and unless such work is done in such way as not to injure any crops, houses or improvements on the land adjacent to or forming a part of such remains.

(Acts 1915, No. 669, p. 728; Code 1923, §1420; Code 1940, T. 55, §274.)

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