Scattered Finds explores the politics, personalities and social histories that linked fieldwork
in Egypt with the varied organizations around the world that received finds. Case studies …

Abstract Artefacts from Latin America are popular on international art markets, however their
supply is closely linked to heritage crimes such as looting, illegal excavations, and theft. This …

Today's trade in anatomical, ethnographic, and archaeological human remains makes ready
use of new social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Etsy and, until recently …

Since its inauguration in 1888, the Rathgen Research Laboratory of the National Museums
in Berlin has been challenged by authenticity questions on cultural heritage objects. In the …

This article takes a look at the career of Moses Shapira, the notorious bookseller, antiquities
dealer, and possible forger of 19th-century Jerusalem. Despite Shapira's fame among …

In discussion surrounding the destruction of cultural heritage in armed conflict, one often
hears two important claims in support of intervention to safeguard heritage. The first is that …

Tarihi bir bütün olarak açıklama ve anlamada önemli kanıtlar sunan arkeolojik alanlar ve
kültür varlıkları her dönemde ekonomik gelişme, savaş ya da kaçak kazılar gibi yıkıcı …

Purpose Illicit trade is pervasive in many nations and may be influenced by the level of
national IQ. The current interdisciplinary paper aims to study the association between …

In a recent worldwide study on the nature, scope, and frequency of archaeological site
looting, the vast majority of field archaeologists reported having had multiple encounters …

Abstract In 1990, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA)
was passed in the United States, mainly in response to social and political movements for …