If it were just two people excavating, they could naturally report to the local responsible department after the excavation, but now the situation forces them to mobilize more manpower, so they must obtain official approval before excavating.
After all, this place is in densely populated Spain, not in sparsely populated Russia, Canada or the United States, so it is more appropriate to apply for the procedure directly rather than being stopped halfway through the excavation.
Fortunately, the application process was smooth. Because of his historian status, he easily obtained permission from the Spanish authorities to excavate this piece of official land.
Even because Spain is a traditional cultural artifact giant, but overall funding is not much, so the local cultural relic management department sent only a young man who was not much older than Leonard Ethan to act as supervisor.
