Showing posts with label Art and Heritage Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art and Heritage Law. Show all posts
October 18, 2020

Regulatory Comparison: How is the 19th century merchant shipping scene similar to today's ancient art market.

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East Indiamen Madagascar by Thomas Goldsworth Dutton (fl 1840) National Maritime Museum Greenwich, London A lesson from our regulatory past....
January 25, 2019

Duncan Chappell returns to Amelia to this summer to teach "Art and Heritage Law" at ARCA's Postgraduate Program in Art Crime and Cultural Heritage Protection

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By Edgar Tijhuis  In 2019, the ARCA Postgraduate Program in Art Crime and Cultural Heritage Protection will be held from May 30 throug...
December 23, 2016

Italy prepares to introduce tougher sanctions to combat art crime

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Often ahead of the game when it comes to having a low tolerance for art crimes, Italy is about to get tougher still by adapting its c...
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November 2, 2016

11,500 years of stratigraphy in a tractor.

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Ancient peoples first occupied Bandera County, Texas from the end of the Pleistocene (Ice Age), until the early 18th century. Some of th...
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July 9, 2013

"Cultural Heritage in the Crosshairs: Protecting Cultural Property during Conflict" provides case studies of Cultural Property Protection and the military

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Dr. Joris D. Kila, University of Amsterdam, and James A. Zeidler, Colorado State University, edited Cultural Heritage in theCrosshairs: Pr...
July 7, 2011

Leila Amineddoleh, Courtney McWhorter, Michelle D'Ippolito and Sarah Zimmer will form the panel “Fresh Perspectives on Art and Heritage Crime” at ARCA's Third Annual International Art Crime Conference in Amelia on July 10

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"Fresh Perspectives on Art and Heritage Crime", a panel leading the schedule on the second day of ARCA's International Art Cr...