Australian National Gallery Returns Illegally Sold 9th-century Cham Sculptures to Cambodia
via various news sources below: The National Gallery of Australia is returning three 9th-century Cham sculptures to Cambodia, believed to ...
Stories about the return of antiquities (often stolen) and archaeological materials.
See also: looting
via various news sources below: The National Gallery of Australia is returning three 9th-century Cham sculptures to Cambodia, believed to ...
The Faculty of Archaeology, Silpakorn University, in partnership with School of Foreign Languages and Center for Studies of Eastern Literatures ...
via the London Review of Books Blog: Erin Thompson's blog post discusses the looting of sculptures from the Koh Ker ...
via Antara, 11 July 2023: The Dutch government officially returned various historical objects to the Indonesian government in Leiden as ...
via AFP/Jakarta Post, 06 July 2023 and other sources below: The Netherlands has decided to return hundreds of colonial-era artifacts, ...
via The Washington Post, 22 June 2023: U.S. authorities have reached a $12 million forfeiture agreement with Julia Copleston, the ...
via South China Morning Post, 18 June 2023: An excellent investigative piece on the Cambodian antiquities smuggling network, and how ...
via Viet Nam News, 11 June 2023: In the global trend of repatriating looted art and artefacts, forensic archaeologists and ...
via CBS News, 10 June 2023: Lawyer Brad Gordon seeks to recover missing artifacts from Angkor, including the "Standing Female ...
via The Art Newspaper, 09 June 2023: The podcast "Dynamite Doug" reveals the story of Douglas Latchford and Emma Bunker, who ...
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