@Conference Paper {10029,
	title = {Cultural Property and the Question of Underlying Title},
	year = {1994},
	address = {Edmonton},
	abstract = {In asking the question {\textquoteright}who owns the cultural property found at a site,{\textquoteright} it is useful to ask {\textquoteright}who owns the ground itself.{\textquoteright} By ownership in this sense I mean {\textquoteright}jurisdiction.{\textquoteright} It leads to questions about underlying title, sovereignty and treaty rights. In this discussion, I will direct my attention to the question of underlying title as a means to determine ownership of cultural property. I will look at some difficulties this approach creates for accurate determination of ownership and advance possible solutions, both for the long-terrn and the present.},
	author = {ASCH, Michael}
}
