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Euphronios Krater
From Boston to Rome: Reflections on Returning Antiquities David Gill* and Christopher Chippindale**
Volume 16 Winter 2014
Culture Without
The Case of the Parthenon Sculptures
Repatriation from United States Museums
Repatriation of Greek Art Treasures Repatriation, Restitution Or Cultural Patrimony
Returning Euphronios, Elgin and Nefertiti Value Attribution in the Debate on Cultural Restitution and Ownership
Friday October 28, 2005 Italy Says It's Proven Vase At
Visual Representations of the Trojan War in Attic Clay Vases
Thursday, February 09, 2012 OBITUARIES ROBERT HECHT JR
Tomb Robbers, State Power, and the Struggle for Italian Antiquities
Homer Writes…
The Illicit Antiquities Scandal: What It Has Done to Classical Archaeology Collections
Bodily Fluids in Antiquity
Friday February 03, 2006 the WORLD N.Y. Museum to Return
Poetic Reflections on a Propofol Induction by Kenneth Y
The Euphronios Krater at the Metropolitan Museum: a Question of Provenance, 27 Hastings L.J
The Euphronios Krater? Nationalism and Internationalism in the Protection of Archaeological Heritage Marina Papa-Sokal*
Top View
Consequences of the Met-Italy Accord for the International Restitution of Cultural Property
Collectors Beware: a Glimpse Into the High-Risk, High-Reward World of Antiquities and Its Dark Underbelly
A Step Back for Turkey, Two Steps Forward in the Repatriation Efforts of Its Cultural Property
Literacy and Social Status of Archaic Attic Vase-Painters*
Case Euphronios Krater and Other Archaeological Objects – Italy and Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum Ethics and Looted Art
Part I Case Studies
The Politicizing of Cultural Heritage
Homer's Entangled Objects: Narrative, Agency and Personhood
Epic Slides (HONR 218C)
Wednesday November 23, 2005 the World Greece Vows Legal Action
Cultural Property: How Italy Is Addressing the Theft of Artistic Heritage Anna Geilman Johnson County Community College,
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The Revolution in U.S. Museums Concerning the Ethics of Acquiring Antiquities