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David Gill’s Looting Matters- The Afrati Armour in Harvard
- Allard Pierson Museum returns Sicilian pyxis
- Finds from Afrati, Crete
- A volute-krater with a "tremendous provenance"
- Cretan bronzes to return to Greece
- Another Bürki object returns to Italy
- Two more Bothmer donations returned to Italy
- The MMA returns 45 more antiquities to Italy
- Classical Returns from New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art
- MMA returns terracottas to Türkiye
- Paul Barford’s Portable Antiquities and Heritage Issues
- Artefact Hunting Vandals Strike Historic Church Site in Britain
- Rather Optimistic Tekkies Disappointed by no-sale
- The Lesson of Torchesk
- Archaeological Looting in the Republic of Bashkortostan
- Ukrainian Archaeologist: "The Situation of the Archaeological Heritage in Eastern Ukraine is Catastrophic"
- Bronze Age Treasure of Villena Stolen from Archaeological Museum
- New Study Revealed Looting Continuing in Syria
- The Theft of the Vix Torc
- Trump reduces size of 2 national monuments in Utah
- Native American Public Archaeology under Trump?
- Derek Fincham’s Illicit Cultural Property
- A Pissarro Settlement Seven Heirs Never Signed
- The Art Institute Chicago Schiele Ruling and the Limits of Object-First Enforcement
- From Viking Silver to Washington: Who Gets to Decide What Survives?
- The Kennedy Center: The name on the front and the Art Inside
- A Whale of a Moral Rights Claim in Dallas
- Cemeteries, Crown Jewels, Fakes, and War
- A New Handbook, a Dutch Trial, and the Mona Lisa on Stage
- Security, Spectacle, and Return
- A Return to Illicit Cultural Property
- Alleged Bubon Smuggling Network Widens
- Conflict Antiquities
- The Russian artefact-hunting cannabis-cultivator “targeted burial mounds, ‘especially if they [were] Ukrainian ones'” – business integration and mutual disruption of artefact hunting and cannabis cultivation in central-eastern Europe.
- ‘if we just stopped stealing, we would have enough money for everything’: cultural property crime by police officers and legal nihilism among professional criminals and ordinary citizens in Russia
- black digging of modern militaria in northern Europe
- Mobilising Care for Cultural Heritage in Russia’s War against Ukraine: looting and trafficking
- Mobilising Care for Cultural Heritage in Russia’s War against Ukraine: key findings and recommendations
- asides on black digging (illegal excavation) of modern militaria in eastern Europe
- asides on artefact hunting by cannabis cultivators in eastern Europe
- documenting the appropriation of cultural assets from Kherson Art Museum – a report by the Curia Lab for the Conflict Observatory
- ‘a system under [increasing] pressure’: the number of artefact-hunting detectorists in Scotland
- illicit trafficking of cultural objects by forced migrants – profitable to violent political organisations and corrupt officials, intensified by failed refugee policy
- The Association for Research into Crimes against Art
- From an Alleged Online Drug Business to the Renoir Theft: The Unusual Case of Loïc
- Stolen Renoir Paintings Recovered After Cagnes-sur-Mer Museum Theft
- The Wedding Photographs That Exposed an “Old Swiss Collection”
- Suspects Arrested as the Search for Two Stolen Renoirs Continues
- A Château, Two Thieves, and a Diamond Hidden in an Apple. Why museum jewel heists are not a new thing.
- From Scholarship to Service: One Officer's Art Crime Training Impact
- Not the First: Another Merrin-Linked Antiquity Is Repatriated
- Arrested, Extradited, Convicted, Imprisoned and Extradited Again: The Legal Afterlife of Subhash Kapoor
- From Illicit Export to Public Collection: A Flemish Panel Recovered in Operation Altarpiece Finds a New Home in A Coruña
- Stolen Once by War, Stolen Again by Thieves: The Troubled Provenance of Renoir’s Jeune Femme au puits
Video
2/21/23 at the Natural History Museum of Utah: “Chasing Shiva: The Hunt for Looted South and Southeast Asia Antiquities”
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