ARCA 2013 Annual Conference in Italy
0The Association for Research into Crimes Against Art will sponsor and host the Fifth Annual Art & Heritage Conference in [...]
Read more ›The Association for Research into Crimes Against Art will sponsor and host the Fifth Annual Art & Heritage Conference in [...]
Read more ›Those who are convicted of committing crimes against cultural heritage in Honduras will soon be facing a mandatory sentencing scheme. [...]
Read more ›Described as “a superb Tyrannosaurus skeleton” that “ruled the food chain of the ancient food plains that are today’s Gobi [...]
Read more ›Earlier this week, the Egyptian authorities were pleased to report that they had thwarted two separate attempts by Egyptian citizens [...]
Read more ›Like many other source nations, Pakistan lacks the financial means to protect it’s rich cultural heritage. Criminal excavators have caused [...]
Read more ›As reported in The Himalayan Times, the Nepal Police have arrested five persons involved in the attempted sale of an [...]
Read more ›The Association for Research into Crimes Against Art (ARCA) is currently accepting applications for the 2013 Postgraduate Certificate Program in [...]
Read more ›With $4.79 billion in sales last year, the Chinese art market has overtaken art markets in the US and UK [...]
Read more ›This guest post was submitted by Karl Stockton, writer for Sterns & Walker, an aviation law firm. Seems like he’s [...]
Read more ›An Italian regional magistrate has upheld an order for the seizure of the Greek statue, now named the “Getty Bronze,” [...]
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