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Blockchain Will Be Used for Verifying Cultural Artifacts
Researchers have come up with a blockchain solution to confirm the authenticity of cultural artifacts. Dr. Adel Khelifi, an associate professor at Abu Dhabi University, and Dr. Mark Altaweel, a reader in Near East Archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, have developed a blockchain tool called Salsal (also known as Agur). Salsal is a Web3-based verification-as-a-service model for determining and recording the authenticity and provenance of antiquities.
Salsal aims to provide heritage collectors with a platform to verify their collection and track an accurate history of an object’s ownership. The process of verification is pretty simple. According to the Salsal website, a collector first uploads a collection and submits it for verification. Next, experts in the collection field evaluate the collection and submit their review to the Central Verification Board. Once verified by the Boar
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