Culture in Conflict: Where Can ISIS Get $1 Million?
Culture in Conflict: Where Can ISIS Get $1 Million? Antiquities Coalition Infographic March 2015
Crisis and Opportunity: Where US Law Can Help Stop Looting Now (VIDEO)
Crisis and Opportunity: Where US Law Can Help Stop Looting Now Antiquities Coalition 2015
The Fight Against the Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Objects The 1970 UNESCO Convention: Past and Future
The Fight Against the Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Objects The 1970 UNESCO Convention: Past and Future 15 and 16 March 2011 Paris, UNESCO Headquarters Information [...]
Crisis and Opportunity: Where US Law Can Help Stop Looting Now
https://youtu.be/NbHuiFWDQws The United States government has a wide range of legal tools to stem the flood of looted antiquities entering the American market. Together [...]
Antiquity Repatriation Ceremony at Egyptian Embassy in DC
The Antiquities Coalition (AC) had the on Tuesday, June 17th of repatriating a collection of 26th dynasty ushabtis to the Egyptian government on behalf of [...]
State Department hearing on Egypt Antiquities Import MoU
On Monday, June 2, 2014 members of the Antiquities Coalition joined together with fellow advocates to attend a hearing and show support for a Memorandum [...]
Cultural Property Advisory Committee (CPAC) hearing on Egypt’s MoU request for US import restrictions to combat the looting of Egyptian antiquities
The Antiquities Coalition strongly supports the request of the Egyptian government for the United States to provide additional protections against the import of illicit Egyptian [...]
Cambodia Roundtable on Cultural Racketeering – May 8, 2014
Antiquities Coalition team members Deborah Lehr, Peter Herdrich, Katie Paul, and Tess Davis, an archaeologist and advocate of Cambodian cultural heritage organized the roundtable on [...]
Egypt Ministry & ICPEA MoU Signing – March 11, 2014
The Antiquities Coalition was honored to host the Egyptian Minister of Antiquities, Mohammed Ibrahim the week of March 9 in Washington, DC. During his visit, [...]
Egypt’s Damage on the Ground
Egypt’s Heritage Task Force, a campaign to protect antiquities begun on Facebook by Egyptologist, Monica Hanna. The campaign’s photos on the ground provide an in [...]
Egypt’s Damage Seen from Space
The Coalition used aerial imagery analyzed by Dr. Sarah Parcak, National Geographic Explorer and Egyptologist from the University of Alabama at Birmingham to examine looting [...]
The ICPEA Mission to Egypt – May 2011
The International Coalition to Protect Egyptian Antiquities (ICPEA) to a mission trip to Egypt in May 2011 to assess the state of heritage sites after [...]
The Illicit Antiquities Trade as a Transnational Criminal Network
The Illicit Antiquities Trade as a Transnational Criminal Network: Characterizing and Anticipating Trafficking of Cultural Heritage International Journal of Cultural Property (2013) 20:113–153. By Peter Campbell 2013 Campbell [...]
Model Provisions on State Ownership of Undiscovered Cultural Objects
Model Provisions on State Ownership of Undiscovered Cultural Objects.pdf
Basic Actions Concerning Cultural Objects Being Offered for Sale Over the Internet
Measuring Illicit Traffic UNESCO.pdf
UNESCO, International Flows of Selected Cultural Goods and Services, 1994-2003
UNESCO, International Flows of Selected Cultural Goods and Services, 1994-2003: Defining and capturing the flows of global cultural trade UNESCO Institute for Statistics, Montreal, 2005 [...]
Preventing the Illicit Traffic in Cultural Property: Resource Handbook for 1970 UNESCO Convention
Resource Handbook for 1970 UNESCO Convention.pdf
UNESCO and UNIDROIT: A Partnership Against Trafficking in Cultural Objects
By Lyndel V. Prott A Partnership Against Trafficking in Cultural Objects.pdf