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Art Theft - Worlds Most Wanted Art
ART THEFT / MOST WANTED ART / RECOVERY PROJECT Search for the Worlds Most Wanted Art UPDATE August 2002 MAJOR CASES STOLEN ART ART RECOVERY ART THEFT LINKS Manet, Chez Tortoni Stolen March 18, 1990 NATPE Visitors TV INFO Saztv.com Web-Site Map INQUIRIES & DISCLAIMER SPONSOR INFORMATION COPYRIGHT 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 SAZ PRODUCTIONS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED THE SEARCH FOR LOST ART The ...
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Object ID: an international standard for describing art
Welcome to the website of Object ID, an international standard for describing art, antiques and antiquities to help combat theft ...
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IARC Home Page
Welcome to the Home Page of the Illicit Antiquities Research Centre, established 1996 at the McDonald Institute, University of Cambridge, UK to research and highlight damage caused by looting of archaeological sites. Publishes periodical Culture Without Context. Information on latest news, events, information, legal conventions, resources.
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Theft Alerts.com : Overview
Salvo Theft Alerts THEFT ALERTS.com : The Mission Theft-Alerts.com aims to provide a way to check whether something has been reported stolen, with the unique ability to search all theft alerts on different web sites with one click. Introduction Theft-Alerts.com has been running since 1995, advertising stolen items on the internet. At present there are a few other sources on the web but none are ...
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Find Stolen Art - Home Page
Online database of Stolen, Lost and Recovered Art and antiques.
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The Price Of Age - An Investigation Into The Illict Trade Of Antiquities - Andrew Cranwell
Http://museum-security.org/ securma@xs4all.nl Contents NB Clicking on footnote numbers will take you to the footnote file (click on the number to return to the page you were reading). Therefore you may wish to print out the footnotes for easy referral whilst reading the dissertation. The page numbers listed in this contents correspond to the original format of the published document. Chapter ...
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Stolen Stones
Looting of Iraqi archaeological sites has been a major problem since the Gulf War. Includes clickable map of the throne room suite ...
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Stolen Art or Finders Keepers
A Problem Based Learning Lesson about the true ownership of valuable works of art which have been taken from their place of origin to museums and collections around the world ...
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From Cyprus to Munich
Looters stripped churches in Cyprus, removing an estimated 15, 000 to 20, 000 icons; several dozen major frescoes and mosaics dating from the sixth to the fifteenth century; and thousands of chalices, wooden carvings, crucifixes, and Bibles.
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Geneva Seizure
In early 1996, Swiss police raided four bonded warehouses in Geneva containing 10, 000 artifacts, most of them probably smuggled from Italy, valued at $35 million, one of the largest antiquities seizures ever.
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Why is the Kanazawa College of Arts involved in illicit trade in antiquities
Why is the Kanazawa College of Arts involved in illicit trade in antiquities During the Turkish military invasion to Cyprus in 1974, many of the archaeological and religious sites were damaged by bombings. What followed the Turkish invasion, was an orgy of destruction in the northern occupied part of the island: sacrilege, plundering, desolation, illicit trade in antiguities, and smuggling. The ...
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