They need to clean this beach up and save all the artifacts what the heck,(reply>), @H Kr I probably wouldn't be pissed off if my local government spent money to clean up a beach - after all it should be a public space for everyone to use and enjoy.<br>My local council does stuff like that all the time.<br>People volunteer through organisations such as Landcare or initiatives like clean up Australia Day.<br>I'm not suggesting volunteers clean up nuclear waste.  I'm saying that volunteers would jump at the opportunity to rehabilitate a beach for community use and they could use their time cataloging the items for auction and listing them online for sale.<br>Most of these items would be easy to ship due to their size and collectors from around the world could bid.,(reply>), @H Kr not always about the money but they need to get a grant from the government to do it and they’ll probably get the funding needed,(reply>), @Symbungee Coin Adventures Collecting them costs money. Setting up an auction costs money. Sure, it sounds really logical after watching one of these videos, but if you find out your city spend $15,000 to auction off the remains of a construction site you'd be pissed off that they are wasting money.,(reply>), @Thomas Belz I know!  Why not clean it up and auction all the finds to cover the cost of cleanup?<br><br>There are so many bottle collectors out there!,(reply>), @JeskidoYT Collectors would buy well preserved bottles from over 100 years ago. I would. But best would be to actually document it since you can learn quite a bit about everyday life in Brooklyn back then.