Iowa § 263B.10 - 263B.10 Confidentiality of archaeological locations and information.
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§ 263B.10. 263B.10 Confidentiality of archaeological locations and information.
The state archaeologist shall comply with the requirements of section 22.7, subsection 20, regarding information pertaining to the nature and location of archaeological resources or sites. The state archaeologist shall consult with other public officers serving as lawful custodians of archaeological information to determine whether the information should be confidential or be released. 86 Acts, ch 1228, §2 C87, §305A.10 C93, §263B.10 Thu Dec 11 19:25:17 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 263B.10 (17, 0)
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