> The process has been close, all my
> items are legal to sell with clean
> provenance.<
Could you clarify, were you tried and found not guilty? (Was this because
you provided the correct export documentation that you could not find at the
time of arrest?) Or did the state decide not to go ahead with a formal
indictment? These are surely two different things aren't they.
What do you as a dealer define as a "clean provenance" (as in "all" and
especially in the context of the eleven seized at the airport)? What was
their provenance?
Can you tell us where those eleven pre-columbian items are now? Can you post
a copy of their export licence here please so we can see you were unjustly
accused? Thanks.
Paul Barford
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