Look at that! An article in the Guardian
Licit antiquities: The Art of Marian Maguire
Posted on 6 February 2012
In a slight departure from the usual, today I want to talk about totally licit art.
Hot Off the Presses: the latest International Journal of Cultural Property
Posted on 4 February 2012
A slight toot of my own horn
Personal Stats, Disturbing Searches
Posted on 4 February 2012
There has always been a lot of talk about quantifying the invisible trade in antiquities
17 Great Archaeology Blogs on the Anitquities Trade and Looting
Posted on 4 February 2012
I am honestly touched to say that this blog has been featured
Neurologically speaking, ascribed “authenticity” matters to us
Posted on 22 December 2011
“Authenticity” is such an interesting part of art crime and illicit antiquities research.
Ad implications: Helping us all get through customs
Posted on 21 December 2011
For the past few months I have been meaning to write about an ad that was featured in the Economist.
Peruvian MOU hearing: submitted to an email list
Posted on 15 December 2011
I would like to thank everyone who voiced their support for the continuation of import restrictions on antiquities from Bolivia
Gold monkey head finally going back to Perú
Posted on 13 December 2011
The New Mexico History Museum has just announced that is is returning a particularly dubious (and well known) artifact to Perú.
Provenience Curation? The MFA’s response and responsibility
Posted on 12 December 2011
The Boston Globe has published an article on the Museum of Fine Arts
US/Bolivia MOU Extended!
Posted on 11 December 2011
The US/Bolivia MOU has been extended!
Returns from a Swiss Collector: Anonymity Amnesty?
Posted on 11 December 2011
Continuing with the idea of the anonymous Swiss collector as an auction catalogue trope, I want to raise the question of returns.