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Beachcombers in Morocco hunt for hidden treasure
Metal-detecting enthusiasts along Morocco's Atlantic coast, including Agadir and Taghazout, comb beaches for coins, jewellery and lost items, driven more by curiosity than profit. Moroccan law under Law 22-80 restricts unauthorised archaeological searching and requires reporting of historic finds, while archaeologists stress that an object's context can matter as much as the object itself.