First, the Zhejiang community dug up a large number of ancient coins to attract looting.
Copper coins used in ancient times are not easy to carry, so some people like to put them in jars and then bury them underground for collection. After historical changes, these ancient coins are likely to be forgotten in the soil. A large number of ancient coins of the Song Dynasty were found in a community in Zhejiang, and the number was amazing. This community in Zhejiang is undergoing tap water renovation. In the process of construction, a large number of ancient coins were dug up unintentionally. Soon, the news was learned by the surrounding residents, and many residents rushed to the scene out of curiosity. It is reported that these ancient coins have been oxidized, and some of them are broken and worthless. Most of them are dug for fun.
Second, is the villager suspected of breaking the law?
The excavation of a large number of ancient coins in the community was quickly known by the relevant departments. In order to protect cultural relics, the Bureau of Culture, Sports and Sports issued a notice to collect cultural relics, requiring residents to hand them in before the 8th and not to hide them. After the notice was issued, many citizens handed in the excavated ancient coins one after another. According to police statistics, the number of ancient coins handed in by the masses has reached 186 kg, and the number of ancient coins excavated since then has reached about 282 kg.
In fact, it is illegal for residents in this community to rob and hide ancient coins. According to the provisions of the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics, all cultural relics in China's underground, internal waters and territorial waters belong to the state, and no one else may possess them, otherwise criminal responsibility will be investigated according to law. Gathering people to plunder cultural relics is suspected of looting. If the circumstances are minor, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years; if the circumstances are serious, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years, and shall also be fined. The looting of precious unearthed cultural relics is one of other particularly serious circumstances, so those who hoard and plunder ancient coins should turn them in as soon as possible to avoid being held accountable.
Third, to sum up.
Tens of thousands of ancient coins of the Song Dynasty were dug up in a community in Zhejiang to attract people to plunder. The looting and hiding behavior of villagers is indeed suspected of violating the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics.