> >
>I don't believe it's all commercialism; I believe that people want to be a
>part of some other culture or the art of a particular religion. Having the
>artifact brings the thought back to the mind. Curiosity is manufactured by
>'purchasing' reminders of another culture. It might be an artifact that a
>person has no knowledge of whatsoever and that one material piece gives a
>searching person something to look for and might change their entire life's
>path.
If someone sells art or artifacts; it might mean much to someone else; possibly
to someone who has no other means of finding a researchable culture or world.
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