Sale of First Nations Family Masks is Cause for Concern
0Two cedar masks considered sacred to a Hupacasath family have recently been sold to an unknown collector. The colorful masks, [...]
Read more ›Two cedar masks considered sacred to a Hupacasath family have recently been sold to an unknown collector. The colorful masks, [...]
Read more ›Jan Wanggaard, former World Champion Windsurfer, is overseeing a project to return the shipwrecked Maud from Cambridge Bay in Nunavut, [...]
Read more ›Canadian-American Jason James Savedoff has pled guilty to conspiring to steal and sell historic documents from museums in multiple states. [...]
Read more ›Author Vivien Lougheed explores “the egos, money and science behind fossil hunting in British Columbia” in her new book, Sidetracked: [...]
Read more ›It is well-known that many illegally traded antiquities are sent through the international mail, especially via private carriers. The chances [...]
Read more ›I’ve been down the rabbit hole for the past couple weeks, preparing for the Spring semester and recovering from the [...]
Read more ›Last week I saw this Vancouver Sun article — Cultural treasures will be repatriated to B.C. first nation – reporting [...]
Read more ›Today, in the wild, wonderful world of cultural property law… This coming Tuesday, former FBI agent Robert Wittman, will talk [...]
Read more ›Wired Magazine has posted an excellent story on Gerald Blanchard, who stole the Koechert Diamond Pearl from the Schloss Schönbrunn [...]
Read more ›And today in cultural property law news… The Lawyer’s Committee for Cultural Heritage Preservation (LCCHP) has launched their new website. [...]
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