Courts and counsel
Evidence review, preservation planning, neutral coordination, and court-directed support.
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Secure ReportConfidential submissionSupport is structured for courts, counsel, government agencies, law enforcement, customs, museums, universities, tribal and national authorities, and designated custodians.
Services are engaged by authorized parties and defined by documented scope, jurisdiction, and custodial destination.
Evidence review, preservation planning, neutral coordination, and court-directed support.
Specialist object identification, safe handling, transport, documentation, and case support.
Collection review, emergency preservation, provenance triage, and controlled transfers.
Consultation, claimant coordination, receiving protocols, and repatriation support.
Each capability is applied only within the documented engagement and applicable licensing framework.
Photography, identifiers, dimensions, materials, condition, packaging, and custody records.
Receiving authority, interim storage, access controls, transport, and handoff requirements.
Low-profile movement planning, personnel coordination, secure containers, and controlled access.
Archaeology, conservation, provenance, customs, museum, legal, and community expertise.
A written engagement defines the legal authority, participants, information controls, destination, permitted actions, and recordkeeping obligations.
No assignment proceeds on informal assurances alone. The case file must identify the controlling authority and intended custodian.