How I decide if archaeology news is believable.
Ambassadors to Germany gather to discuss draft law on the Protection of Cultural Property [Press Release]
Posted on 10 May 2016
Important support for Germany’s draft law from antiquities source countries.
Open letter in support of restricting the import of stolen Bolivian antiquities into the US
Posted on 3 May 2016
As submitted to the US State Department’s Cultural Property Advisory Committee.
You can help protect Bolivian antiquities and sacred art from trafficking with one comment
Posted on 28 April 2016
Public comment on US/Bolivia cultural property agreement due 9 May!
19th century tomb robbers: ‘The Royal Mummies of Deir el-Bahari’ by Gaston Maspero (1889)
Posted on 24 April 2016
Translation to English from French, by me.
The US Govt can’t stop seizing looted Asian art this week. Hooray!
Posted on 18 March 2016
New York’s Asia Art Week, usually a depressing festival of pillage, is going a little differently this year.
Illicit antiquities chic? Faux decapitated Buddha heads as decor
Posted on 26 February 2016
When did mutilated statues become pop normality?
FAQ: Online PGCert in Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime
Posted on 21 February 2016
Answers to some of the most common questions about our University of Glasgow online master’s courses.
Watch me answer questions about antiquities trafficking (YouTube)
Posted on 7 February 2016
Your questions, my answers!
Curious about antiquities trafficking and art crime? Study with me!
Posted on 29 January 2016
A quick overview of courses and degree options.
Head aches: Easter Island’s missing moai
Posted on 1 January 2016
Reflecting on a broken ‘Easter Island Head’ replica, cultural loss, and return.
Kidnapped culture: a visit to New Zealand’s looted, smuggled, returned Motunui Panels
Posted on 20 December 2015
Pondering the past with returned antiquities in cultural context.