Google as surveillance for looting?

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Google as surveillance for looting?

Interesting idea here...use Google as a mechanism for the surveillance of areas rich with antiquities. Seems a highly plausible method for rather remote areas accessible to looters.

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Google as surveillance for looting?