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several aspects of the carbon dating are highly questionable - - certainly the fact that no comparable samples of known provenance were used so the dating is highly suspect since there are no " benchmarks " - - tree samples do n't count . The Met lists the chariot 's provenance as " found near Monteleone di Spoleto in 1902 . This suggests that flagging citizenship is partly a product of economic inequality ; civic engagement is becoming more and more a provenance of the privileged . The Board approved the proposal to increase the information on the website to include the information that the picture was ' understood to have been chosen in 1945 by Mrs Patricia Lochridge Hartwell , an American war correspondent , from premises controlled by American armed forces in Germany ' in an attempt to discover more about its provenance . I opened it and out popped , among other things , Ribbentrop 's party membership card , a couple of books with Goering and Hitler provenances , a good many Nazi medals . The opportunity to reach the region 's venture capitalists is particularly good timing for the Rosslyn , Va. - based TrueArc , which recently changed its name ( formerly Provenance Systems ) . Although actual human fossils are rare in Britain , those that do occur are well provenanced . Ease of access can come at the expense of the productive resistance to assimilation provided by the materiality of the original texts and the signs of their provenance . Strategies : Improve cultural and economic position of Aboriginal people through promoting arts and crafts activities ; ensure local Tasmanian Aboriginal artists are employed / consulted when designing documents and reports ; assist with the return of all provenance ancestral remains and cultural objects ; ensure participation through joint management of marine ( cultural ) parks , crown land , state forests and national parks ; intellectual copyrights ; and secure rights to expanded access to flora and fauna .