Artifacts possessing substantial historical value shall be displayed or curated in a public institution such as a museum. Each proposed institution must be willing and able to undertake both the display and curation required. The costs and other problems of curation should be determined before the artifact is recovered. Written conditions on the face of the permit may be imposed by either DNR or EGLE. As these are publicly-owned resources and because the majority of the public does not dive, these artifacts shall be available for viewing or study in a public setting. Artifacts that are deemed not of historic significance (e.g. loose boards not associated with a wreck structure) will be released to the permit holder.