Farhad Hakimzadeh, the 60-year-old Harvard educated businessman convicted of stealing pages from British Library books, has had his sentencing postponed [...]

It took me a while, but I finally discovered the “download” button on SSRN.  I therefore had the opportunity to [...]

UNESCO officials spent the better part of last week in Edinburgh investigating concerns over major development in the city. The [...]

I really liked the following paragraph from Larry Rothfield on SAFE.  All of us who care about our collective past [...]

Proponents of development are arguing that their World Heritage City status is stifling Edinburgh. In my post To Develop or [...]

I exchanged emails with an archaeologist colleague that made me pause to think about context.  In my blog I often [...]

Yesterday, the Chicago Tribune printed a piece titled, “Loot! Chicago at center of battle between archaeologists, collectors.” In it, author [...]

Those are some big names in cultural property law.  Alright, maybe not God, but you get my drift. They’ll be [...]

In his blog Numismatics and Archaeology, Nathan Elkins writes on problems he perceives in the Ancient Coin Collectors Guild.  It’s [...]

Just wondering if anyone else is participating in NaNoWriMo this year.  If you are, let me know so we can [...]