Article 233.

1. A treasure, i.e., money buried in the ground or otherwise hidden or valuable items whose ownership cannot be established or has been legally lost, shall be taken over A person to whom the property (land, structure, etc.) is owned, where the treasure has been hidden, and a person to whom the treasure has been found, shall be equal, unless an agreement is made between them. the possession of the treasure by the person who dug or searched for the property without the consent of the owner of the land or other property where the treasure was hidden, the treasure is to be handed over to the owner of the land. 2. In the event of the discovery of a treasure containing objects belonging to cultural property, the owner of which cannot be identified or They have lost their right under the law and are subject to transfer to State property, with the owner of the land or other property where the treasure has been hidden and the person who has discovered the treasure, and They are entitled to 50 per cent of the value of the treasure together. If such a treasure is discovered by the person who dug up or searched for the property without the consent of the owner of the property in which the treasure was hidden, no remuneration shall be paid to that person or the completeness of the treasure. 3. The rules of this article shall not apply to persons whose duties or duties include excavations and searches aimed at detecting treasure. a.