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Agadugashaam has been accused repeatedly of encouraging private treasure hunters to wreck sites of historical significance on frontier worlds for the mere discovery of a few artifacts. So far, however, Agadugashaam has managed to avoid legal trouble, largely as the result of an expert team of corporate lawyers.
 
Agadugashaam has been accused repeatedly of encouraging private treasure hunters to wreck sites of historical significance on frontier worlds for the mere discovery of a few artifacts. So far, however, Agadugashaam has managed to avoid legal trouble, largely as the result of an expert team of corporate lawyers.
  
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Revision as of 18:28, 16 December 2015

Agadugashaam LIC is the largest buyer/reseller for the "ivory-hunting" trade within the Imperium. Agadugashaam is famed as a buyer and auctioneer of objets d'art and artifacts, particuarly those orginating from pre-space-flight Vland, as well as the First and Second Imperiums. The scourge of museums and serious archaeologists within the Imperium, Agadugashaam finances expeditions to recover lost artifacts, but more commonly buys them from private treasure hunters, then resells them at auction.

Agadugashaam has been accused repeatedly of encouraging private treasure hunters to wreck sites of historical significance on frontier worlds for the mere discovery of a few artifacts. So far, however, Agadugashaam has managed to avoid legal trouble, largely as the result of an expert team of corporate lawyers.


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