What qualifies as a movable or immovable object with historical or artistic value in the State's territory?
The movable or immovable object refers to something that has been produced, built, manufactured, sculptured, written, drawn, photographed, modified, engraved, or populated by humans. It can be naturally formed in the State's territory before one hundred years or discovered on the land surface, underground, or in the local or territorial waters. The object must possess a unique or rare historical, artistic, scientific, literature, religious, natural, architectural, construction, or any other value that impacts humanity or reflects a civilized development aspect of the State. It also includes any part added to it after the specified date, as long as it doesn't affect its main structure and becomes an integral part of the object.