Keep Kotor stone records tied to their custody
The municipal museum institution says Kotor's lapidarium began forming in 1906 and describes stone objects displayed or stored across St Paul's Church, former summer-stage space, conservation premises, the Maritime Museum, and Old Town repositories. That dispersed institutional history is specific to those holdings. Material, carving style, maritime imagery, or an asserted Bay of Kotor origin cannot establish identity or lawful private ownership.
Record maker or workshop, subject, date, stone or other medium, technique, dimensions, weight, components, inscriptions, old labels, find or acquisition circumstances, condition, repairs, provenance, title, permits, and publication history. Add lifting points, centre of gravity, crate design, surface sensitivity, and environmental needs. Archaeological, cultural-property, attribution, ownership, conservation, and valuation questions require independent qualified review before contracting, export, transport, treatment, or display.



