Culture in Conflict: Where Can ISIS Get $1 Million?
Culture in Conflict: Where Can ISIS Get $1 Million? Antiquities Coalition Infographic March 2015
Digital Monuments Men wage online war against Islamic State looting
Digital Monuments Men wage online war against Islamic State looting Ben Farmer The Telegraph 6 June 2015
“Cultural Property Under Threat: The Cultural, Economic and Security Impact of Antiquities Theft in the Middle East” Conference Agenda
2015 Cairo Conference Cultural Property Under Threat: The Cultural, Economic and Security Impact of Antiquities Theft in the Middle East Day 1 • 13 May [...]
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 [...]
Assyrian Artifacts to Be Returned to Iraq
March 15, 2015 NY Times By Tom Mashberg http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/03/15/assyrian-artifacts-to-be-returned-to-iraq/ American officials on Monday are expected to repatriate about 65 objects to the Iraqi government, among [...]
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 [...]
Antiquities Coalition Calls on U.S. and All Nations to Use All Policy and Legal Tools to Halt the Destruction, Trafficking, and Sale of Illicit Antiquities
Washington, DC, March 11, 2015 ——— As ISIL extremists intensify their shameful march of destruction — destroying or looting and trafficking our shared heritage — the Antiquities Coalition [...]
Antiquities Coalition Calls on U.S. and All Nations to Use All Policy and Legal Tools to Halt the Destruction, Trafficking, and Sale of Illicit Antiquities
Antiquities Coalition Calls on U.S. and All Nations to Use All Policy and Legal Tools to Halt the Destruction, Trafficking, and Sale of Illicit Antiquities [...]
Criminal Justice Matters Stealing the Past: Terrorists and the Black Market for Antiquities
March 4, 2015 As part of its "Criminal Justice Matters" series with Stephen Handelman, CUNY TV recently featured Antiquities Coalition Co-Founder Peter Herdrich and John [...]
Egypt Takes the Lead to Combat Looting
The Antiquities Coalition commends the Egypt government’s leadership in the global fight against cultural racketeering – the systematic looting and trafficking of antiquities by criminal [...]
Gleaming in the Dust
Gleaming in the Dust is a new audio documentary that reveals the extent to which ancient antiquities are being looted in Egypt and sold on [...]
A la Poursuite des Pilleurs des Temples (Chasing Temple Robbers)
Tess Davis September 5, 2014 How one of the most famous statues in Cambodia could be found in the catalog of Sotheby's sales: A captivating [...]
Sotheby’s Returns Looted 10th Century Statue to Cambodia
June 13, 2014 Tess Davis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk6SXIKuotU Tess Davis
Returning Duryodhana
Returning Duryodhana Tess Davis Bostonia Winter-Spring 2014 Issue
Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Repatriated: American Family Returns Personal Collection to Egypt
Ancient Egyptian Artifacts Repatriated: American Family Returns Personal Collection to Egypt Antiquities Coalition Blog 19 June 2014
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 [...]
Tomb Raiders and Returns: Recovering Cambodian Antiquities and Our Collective Culture
Tomb Raiders and Returns: Recovering Cambodian Antiquities and Our Collective Culture Mark Vlasic Huffington Post 23 May 2014
Weekly Spotlight on State Culture: US to Review Request to Ran Antiquities Imports
Weekly Spotlight on State Culture: US to Review Request to Ran Antiquities Imports Mai Elwakil Mada Masr 22 May 2014
Many Looted Egyptian Artifacts Go First to Israel, Switzerland
Many Looted Egyptian Artifacts Go First to Israel, Switzerland Barbara Slavin AL Monitor 28 April 2014
Egyptian Antiquities Minister Calls for US Importation Restrictions
Egyptian Antiquities Minister Calls for US Importation Restrictions David LaGaccia ArtNet News 18 March 2014
Egypt Asks U.S. to Impose Sharp Curbs on Importing of Antiquities
Egypt Asks U.S. to Impose Sharp Curbs on Importing of Antiquities Tom Mashberg NY Times 14 March 2014
Monuments Men: Protecting Art And Cultural Heritage In The Midst Of Conflict
March 12, 2014 The Kojo Show Corine Wegener http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2014-03-12/monuments-men-protecting-art-and-cultural-heritage-midst-conflict During World War II, a U.S. Army unit known as the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section [...]
How ASOR is Helping to Protect Egyptian Antiquities
How ASOR is Helping to Protect Egyptian Antiquities Peter Herdrich ASOR Blog 13 January 2014
Egyptian Embassy in US, eBay Agree to Suspend Selling Antiquities
Egyptian Embassy in US, eBay Agree to Suspend Selling Antiquities The Cairo Post 29 January 2014
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 [...]
The Fight Against the Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property: Best Practices in the United States of America
By Lawrence M. Kaye Best Practices in the United States of America.pdf
Organised Crimes in Art and Antiquities
December 12-14, 2008 Edited by Stefano Manacorda International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme: Selected papers and contributions from theInternational Conference on [...]
Basic Actions Concerning Cultural Objects Being Offered for Sale Over the Internet
Measuring Illicit Traffic UNESCO.pdf
International Antiquities Trafficking: Theft by Another Name
International Antiquities Trafficking: Theft by Another Name - Protecting Archaeological Sites Abroad by Prosecuting Receivers, Sellers, and Smugglers of Looted Antiquities under United States Domestic Law Papers presented at [...]
Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects
MODEL EXPORT CERTIFICATE FOR CULTURAL OBJECTS.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 [...]
Pity the Poor Middlemen
1998 Culture Without Context 3, Autumn, no. 4‐6. Neil Brodie Brodie 1998
Preventing the Illicit Traffic in Cultural Property: Resource Handbook for 1970 UNESCO Convention
Resource Handbook for 1970 UNESCO Convention.pdf