Thoughts on starting an empirical research project during global upheaval
Road Building and Looting of Maya sites in Southern Campeche, Mexico post-1990
Posted on 2 April 2020
Excerpt about trafficking Mesoamerican antiquities from a 2020 book chapter
Two Antiquities Trafficking Lectures for your now-Online Class
Posted on 14 March 2020
For teaching in the time of coronavirus
Junior Researcher Wanted! Trafficking Transformations: Objects as Agents in Transnational Criminal Networks’ project
Posted on 19 February 2020
3-year job at Maastricht University
Auction Review: Christie’s Antiquities, 14–15 May 2002
Posted on 17 February 2020
Join me as a browse an antiquities sale from the past
Auction Review: Christie’s Important Tribal Art, 7 Jul 82
Posted on 6 February 2020
Join me as a browse an antiquities sale from the past
I’m joining the Faculty of Law at Maastricht University
Posted on 2 December 2019
I’ll be Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology come January
Trafficking Transformations Project Teaser
Posted on 9 November 2019
In January I’m starting a 5-year, EU-funded project. Here are a few words about it.
Trafficking Culture: New Directions in Researching the Global Market in Illicit Antiquities
Posted on 20 September 2019
Our new book OUT NOW (with DISCOUNT CODE)
Maya sculpture pulled from Paris sale, but still not safe
Posted on 12 September 2019
Now Guatemala starts the perilous process of getting it back
Looted, mutilated ancient Maya sculpture for sale in Paris
Posted on 10 September 2019
A French auction house is trying to Sell Piedras Negras Stela 9
Report of the Fort Apache Workshop on Forensic Sedimentology Applications to Cultural Property Crime
Posted on 21 August 2019
Out now in the International Journal of Cultural Property