Raul Bilecky

Some of them, yeah.

Ugh.

How much of that is a problem with archaeology?

I know that that was a giant issue with Egyptian artifacts.

A lot of wealthy people in other countries would just get it imported to their den and have a big fancy party.

It still happens.

I will have to say that the...

And, I mean, I've seen it with my own eyes, looting.

I've never come across, like, somebody in the field doing that, though.

That would be fucking terrifying, right?

That would be freaky, yeah.

Because they'll kill you.

Dude, you're out in the middle of nowhere.

And if they get caught, they're in deep shit, so they would want to get rid of you.

And, I mean, would I...

I know for a fact the way some of these get out of the country is some of these huaqueros have people on the inside who write them certificates and things like that that say it's an authentic piece that has been owned by the family for this long so they can get it out of the country to whoever they're selling it to.

That's how it works.

What's a bigger problem though recently after talking to several archaeologists and witnessing it myself is agriculture.

Agriculture.

They actually went to – I went to a couple sites that – I found this by mistake looking on Google Earth.