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Archaeological artifacts have become a traded commodity in large part because the global reach of Western society allows easy access to the world's archaeological heritage. Acquired by the world's leading museums and private collectors, antiquities have been removed from archaeological sites, monuments, or cultural institutions and illegally traded. This collection of essays by world-recognized experts investigates the ways that com-modifying artifacts fuels the destruction of archaeological heritage and considers what can be done to protect it. Despite growing national and international legislation to protect cultural heritage, increasing numbers of archaeological sites鈥攁mong them, war-torn Afghanistan and Iraq鈥攁re subject to pillage as the monetary value of artifacts rises. Offering comprehensive examinations of archaeological site looting, the antiquities trade, the ruin of cultural heritage resources, and the international efforts to combat their destruction, the authors argue that the antiquities market impacts cultural heritage around the world and is a burgeoning global crisis.
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Table Of Contents:
List of Illustrations vii
Foreword ix
Preface and Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction 1(205)
NEIL BRODIE
1. Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict 25(11)
LYNDEL V. PROTT
2. The U.S. Legal Response to the Protection of the World Cultural Heritage 36(32)
MARINA PAPA SOKAL
3. Recent Developments in the Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage 68(25)
PATTY GERSTENBLITH
4. Convicted Dealers: What We Can Learn 93(5)
PETER WATSON
5. St. Lawrence Island's Legal Market in Archaeological Goods 98(35)
JULIE HOLLOWELL
6. A Model Investigative Protocol for Looting and Anti-Looting Educational Program 133(14)
ROBERT D. HICKS
7. The Plunder of the Ulna Valley, Honduras, and a Market Analysis for Its Antiquities 147(26)
CHRISTINA LUKE AND JOHN S. HENDERSON
8. Looting Lydia: The Destruction of an Archaeological Landscape in Western Turkey 173(15)
CHRISTOPHER H. ROOSEVELT AND CHRISTINA LUKE
9. From the Ground to the Buyer: A Market Analysis of the Trade in Illegal Antiquities 188(18)
MORAG M. KERSEL
10. The Plunder of Iraq's Archaeological Heritage, 1991-2005, and the London Antiquities Trade 206(21)
NEIL BRODIE
11. Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage: An Exceptional Case? 227(9)
JULIETTE VAN KRIEKEN-PIETERS
12. Illicit Trafficking and Trade in Indian Antiquities: Renewed Efforts to Save and Preserve India's Heritage 236(9)
S.K. PACHAURI
13. Museum Acquisitions: Responsibilities for the Illicit Traffic in Antiquities 245(13)
COLIN RENFREW
14. Structural Complexity and Social Conflict in Managing the Past at Copan, Honduras 258(12)
LENA MORTENSEN
15. Supporting and Promoting the Idea of a Shared Cultural Patrimony 270(14)
PAULA KAY LAZRUS
16. Artifacts and Emotion 284(19)
KATHRYN WALKER TUBB
17. Conclusion: The Social and Cultural Contexts of Collecting 303(18)
NEIL BRODIE AND CHRISTINA LUKE
Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist 321(5)
Appendix B. Archaeologist's Responsibilities Checklist 326(2)
Appendix C. A Practical Exercise in Criminal Investigation 328(13)
List of Contributors 341(2)
Index 343
List of Illustrations vii
Foreword ix
Preface and Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction 1(205)
NEIL BRODIE
1. Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict 25(11)
LYNDEL V. PROTT
2. The U.S. Legal Response to the Protection of the World Cultural Heritage 36(32)
MARINA PAPA SOKAL
3. Recent Developments in the Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage 68(25)
PATTY GERSTENBLITH
4. Convicted Dealers: What We Can Learn 93(5)
PETER WATSON
5. St. Lawrence Island's Legal Market in Archaeological Goods 98(35)
JULIE HOLLOWELL
6. A Model Investigative Protocol for Looting and Anti-Looting Educational Program 133(14)
ROBERT D. HICKS
7. The Plunder of the Ulna Valley, Honduras, and a Market Analysis for Its Antiquities 147(26)
CHRISTINA LUKE AND JOHN S. HENDERSON
8. Looting Lydia: The Destruction of an Archaeological Landscape in Western Turkey 173(15)
CHRISTOPHER H. ROOSEVELT AND CHRISTINA LUKE
9. From the Ground to the Buyer: A Market Analysis of the Trade in Illegal Antiquities 188(18)
MORAG M. KERSEL
10. The Plunder of Iraq's Archaeological Heritage, 1991-2005, and the London Antiquities Trade 206(21)
NEIL BRODIE
11. Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage: An Exceptional Case? 227(9)
JULIETTE VAN KRIEKEN-PIETERS
12. Illicit Trafficking and Trade in Indian Antiquities: Renewed Efforts to Save and Preserve India's Heritage 236(9)
S.K. PACHAURI
13. Museum Acquisitions: Responsibilities for the Illicit Traffic in Antiquities 245(13)
COLIN RENFREW
14. Structural Complexity and Social Conflict in Managing the Past at Copan, Honduras 258(12)
LENA MORTENSEN
15. Supporting and Promoting the Idea of a Shared Cultural Patrimony 270(14)
PAULA KAY LAZRUS
16. Artifacts and Emotion 284(19)
KATHRYN WALKER TUBB
17. Conclusion: The Social and Cultural Contexts of Collecting 303(18)
NEIL BRODIE AND CHRISTINA LUKE
Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist 321(5)
Appendix B. Archaeologist's Responsibilities Checklist 326(2)
Appendix C. A Practical Exercise in Criminal Investigation 328(13)
List of Contributors 341(2)
Index 343
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