Showing posts with label archaeological sites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label archaeological sites. Show all posts
June 5, 2014

Sofia Cecchi Interviews Ricardo J. Elia in the Spring 2014 issue of ARCA's Journal of Art Crime

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Ricardo J. Elia is Associate Professor of Archaeology at Boston University. He has published extensively about archaeological ethics, la...
December 31, 2013

Postcard from Turkey: The Archaeological Museum in Boğazkale

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by Aaron Haines After my visit in Uşak, I took a four hour bus ride to Ankara where I spent the night and then left early the next morn...
August 15, 2013

Postcard from Istanbul: Sultanahmet Archaeology Park (Sultanahmet Arkeolojik Parki)

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Sign for Sultanahmet Archaeology Park by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Blog Editor Across from the Haghia Sophia Museum and the...
July 9, 2013

Northern Israeli archaeological site unveils granite fragment of Egyptian sphinx -- ancient plunder or gift?

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Archaeologist Shlomit Blecher discovered part of a granite Egyptian sphynx in Israel in August 2012, raising the question of plunder or g...
January 16, 2013

Lecture booked at the Getty Villa tonight: "Saving Herculaneum: The Challenges of Archaeological Conservation"

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As of noon today, all seats are taken for the free lecture at the Getty Villa tonight: Herculaneum Conservation Project  director Andrew ...
August 30, 2012

How Playing Cards Protect Archaeological Sites in Combat Zones

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This summer 'Voice of America' reporter Nancy Greenleese discussed with ARCA's Writer in Residence Laurie Rush ("It's a...
June 13, 2012

The New York Times' Randy Kennedy Reports on how austerity measures in Greece is affecting state archaeologists and the country's heritage

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Minoan Marine Style Pottery/NMAA by Catherine Sezgin,  ARCA Blog Editor-in-Chief Turkish journalist Özgen Açar sent out a link to ...
October 25, 2011

Virginia Curry: From the FBI to Etruscan archaeological sites

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Southern Methodist University reported on October 18: "Ancient Etruscan childbirth image is likely first for western art" . by Vi...
May 25, 2011

Public-Private Partnership Created Between Egyptian Government and International Coalition to Protect Egyptian Antiquities

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt (representing the Egyptian side and acting as coordinator between parties) and the International Co...
February 14, 2011

The Journal of Art Crime: Essayist Kim Alderman on "The Ethics of Context"

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In an essay titled “The Ethics of Context: Exploring Assumptions in Discussions about the Looting of Archaeological Sites,” Kim Alderman ex...