Treasure Hunt to Begin in Giresun: If Found, 50% Will Belong to the Hunter.
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The environmental impact assessment (EIA) process for a treasure hunting project in Giresun has been completed. Following the acquisition of the necessary permits, the excavation is planned, and the person who finds the treasure will receive 50% of its value.
A treasure hunt will be conducted in an area of approximately 50 square meters in the Alucra district of Giresun. It was announced that 7 people will be involved in the project, for which the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has been completed. If treasure is found as a result of the excavation work, which is planned to be completed within 15 days, half of its value will be given to the person who found it.
The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has been completed for a project to search for treasure in an area of approximately 50 square meters in the Alucra district of Giresun. The project, expected to cost a total of 221,000 Turkish Lira, plans to excavate to a maximum depth of 10 meters over a period of 15 days. Following the acquisition of necessary permits, the search will be conducted under the supervision of experts. If treasure i…
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