Treasure Hunting 101 in America's Classrooms

Elkins, Nathan T.

doi:10.1179/009346909791070790

Journal of Field Archaeology

2009

DOI: 10.1179/009346909791070790

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Treasure Hunting 101 in America's Classrooms

Nathan T. Elkins¹

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“…United States-Italy Cultural Property Agreement, 19 January 2001, https://eca.state. gov/cultural-heritage-center/cultural-property-protection/bilateral-agreements/italy/us-italy (accessed 1 June 2018).81 Elkins 2008Elkins , 2009…”

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Returning Archaeological Objects to Italy

Gill

2018

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Abstract:It has been more than 20 years since the raids on the premises at the Geneva Freeport were linked to Giacomo Medici. The seizure of photographic records led to a major investigation of acquisitions by museums and private collectors. This was expanded following the confiscation of archives from Robin Symes and Gianfranco Becchina. Over 350 items have been returned to Italy from North American public and private collections as well as auction houses and galleries. This article reviews the returns and identifies some of the major themes. It also notes some of the unresolved cases both in North America and in Europe and Japan.

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Ideology, governance and consequences from a collector's point of view

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Ancient coins, find spots, and import restrictions: A critique of arguments made in the Ancient Coin Collectors Guild’s “test case”

Elkins

2015

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Treasure Hunting 101 in America's Classrooms

Cited by 3 publications

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Returning Archaeological Objects to Italy

Returning Archaeological Objects to Italy

Ideology, governance and consequences from a collector's point of view

Ancient coins, find spots, and import restrictions: A critique of arguments made in the Ancient Coin Collectors Guild’s “test case”

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