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I addressed two perfectly pertinent questions to the ACCG, (here and here), the Guild's Executive Director has just replied thus:
You're right about one think (sic), I did not take the trouble (or waste the time) to read what you said. You convinced me long ago of the futility of that. I don't even know what your question was and have no intention of answering it in a public forum anyway. When the AIA or the CBA asks me a question I will answer.I think one can confidently assert that the Council for BRITISH Archaeology actually has no interest whatsoever in any correspondence with a tinpot US dealers' lobby group like the ACCG. Whether or not the AIA have remains to be seen; I would be surprised if it would while it is unable to present any kind of coherent argument in answer to perfectly reasonable critique of its policies. I would however think this is a question to which the public should hear the ACCG's answer.

It is a shame though that their leader cannot even be bothered to familiarise himself with the criticisms of policies that his members will have to bear the consequences of.
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Vignette: "Screw National Heritage, Collectors Want There Rights"
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