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Man charged with looting from grave site
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2003 A man in Washington pleaded not guilty to digging up artifacts on federal land. Richard C. Graham, 34, is charged with excavating, removing, damaging or altering an archaeological resource. A National Park Service service ranger videotaped a man, allegedly Graham, removing items from a grave site along the Spokane River that are believed to be more than 1,700 years old. Get the Story:
Looting sites behind dam brings court date (The Oregonian 5/8)
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