When the rich make war,
the poor are suffering
(Erik Satie)
Published on 18 February 2013
International Conference on Protection of Cultural Property in Asia
Published on 15 February 2013
Desire that the gift inaugurates fruitful dialogue
Published on 13 February 2013
Undercover Heritage Protection officers detained two men
Stolen from Japanese temples
Together with development
Published on 29 January 2013
Finally Nok statues return home
Published on 21 January 2013
Turkey has threatened to bar foreign archaeologists from excavation sites
Published on 8 January 2013
International art theft syndicate suspected of stealing of sacred religious objects and art
Published on 4 January 2013
Archaeologists report the issue of looting as widespread and frequent
Published on 11 November 2012
Art heists are a staple of action movies
One quintal of silver and other valuables stolen
Published on 8 November 2012
Vietnam struggles to preserve its underwater cultural heritage
Published on 4 November 2012
Stolen in front of provincial HQ
Published on 14 October 2012
Attention du patrimoine religieux
Published on 13 October 2012
Proof here is scant to nonexistent?
100 year old bronze Buddha idol
Epecially Swat Valley problematic
Published on 11 October 2012
Looting the Caribbean
Published on 10 October 2012
One of three of the Baton Rouge landmark painted by an inmate
Published on 8 October 2012
Treasure hunters had been there before
Museum responses to the issue of provenance
Judge cast doubt on whether the government could prevail in its effort to seize the work
Published on 4 October 2012
Campaign called cultural blackmail
Reclaim allegedly looted cultural property
Published on 19 May 2012
Turkey's cultural ambitions - of marbles and men
Published on 17 May 2012
Published on 6 May 2012
Old City of Tzfas has a history of robberies
Published on 3 May 2012
War booty to be returned
Published on 24 April 2012
AFRICOM and Africa's lost treasures
Published on 23 April 2012
269 Gold plaques stolen from temple
Published on 9 April 2012
Turkey blocks the export of museum exhibits
Published on 15 March 2012
Largest Byzantine frescoes in the Western Hemisphere were removed
Firstly, resolve the issue of disputed antiquities
Import restrictions - US-Peru
Published on 12 March 2012
Declare shipwreck area a cultural and heritage site to help prevent the looting
Practice of returning looted artefacts
Published on 11 March 2012
Photos taken for future clients
Published on 22 February 2012
How it works
Published on 31 January 2012
Stolen, Plundered, Contraband, Spoils of war, Ransacked, Pillaged, or????
Published on 28 January 2012
Security guard murdered before raiding museum
Published on 8 December 2011
New idea to get painting back
Published on 7 December 2011
After 100 years Royal Archive returns home
Published on 5 December 2011
Break in and gone is the 19th century Madagascan queens crown
Published on 3 December 2011
Should museums continue to collect antiquities?
Published on 16 October 2011
Christie's has halted a planned auction this month of a fasting Buddha
Published on 15 October 2011
Reclaimed artefacts ehibited
Published on 13 October 2011
Quai Branly Museum not to return other artefacts
Polychrome Maya bowl returned from the USA
Published on 10 October 2011
Insufficient prevention
Published on 4 October 2011
Sarkozy:tiles gift of the sultans to the French government
Published on 23 September 2011
Robbers loot museum during political crisis earlier this year
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13 June 2013
Due to heavy workload
20 February 2013
We emptied Syria's museums
Syrian Messengers
19 February 2013
The ancient manuscripts of Timbuktu are a door into Africa's golden age. We must not let this crisis threaten their survival
These manuscripts are our identity
Mosaics depicting scenes from Homer?s epic poem The Odyssey.
18 February 2013
Press, reigime and propaganda
International Conference on Protection of Cultural Property in Asia