We inform you that the first Call for Papers of our new journal “Authenticity Studies. International Journal of Archeology and Art” officially starts today. The Journal is online and open access, will be entirely free and will see the publication of an issue every year starting from next 2021. The Call for Papers, in fact,…
Twenty-five years have passed since the adoption of the Unidroit Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects, the only international convention that provides mechanisms for the return of illegally traded cultural objects, an anniversary we wish to celebrate with a conference to be held in Rome on 8 and 9 October next. In the…
Our session at this year’s EAA Virtual Annual Meeting was a great success – lots of vidid discussions and interactions! Thanks a lot to all our colleagues for their interesting presentations! You can find the session programme here; also, the EAA recorded our session. In case you’re an EAA member, you will be able to…
let us please remind you that the call for contributions for the 26th EAA Annual Meeting in Budapest is now open until 13 February 2020, 23:59 CET. You are also welcome to review the travel grant criteria at http://www.e-a-a.org/EAA2020/grants; applications will be received between 24 March and 15 April. Proposing an oral or poster…
The German journalist Piotr Heller published on Jan 5, 2020, an article in the renowned German Newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung on “The files of Dr. Tsirogiannis”, providing an overview on the important work of Dr. Tsirogiannis with the identification of illicit antiquities put up for auction in the biggest auction houses. You can find a…
We are very proud and happy to present you here The Journal of Cultural Heritage Crime. The journal, for the moment mainly in Italian, presents 24/24 news on ongoing cases of crime against Cultural Heritage. Their editorial project is as a new in-depth portal, the first website of the kind in Italy (and, as far…
As every year, our community organises a session on the topic at the annual meeting of the EAA. In August 2020, we are looking forward to meet many of you in Budapest. Our Session is organised in cooperation with NETCHER: Modern Networks and Past Narratives: ‘treasure hunting’, the art market, scientific analysis, and co-operation for…
Article copied from the Guardian, written by Dalya Alberge, November 24, 2019. Christie’s urged to pull sale of Roman statue ‘linked to illicit dealers’. Art expert says he has evidence first-century Eros marble was in archive of disgraced dealers. A leading archaeologist is calling for Christie’s to cancel the auction of a first-century Roman statue…
All information can be found on the attached folder and on the conference’s web page http://www.unive.it/netcher The conference takes place at the University Ca’ Foscari, presso l’Aula Baratto, in the centre of Venice, on Dicember 9, 2019. Download folder here.
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Please follow this link to be regularly updated on UNESCO’s gight against illicit trafficking of cultural property.
Have a look at this very interesting exhibition / Wanderausstellung on stolen past – lost future NO to the illicit trafficking – YES to our history in Basel from November 15 to December 15, 2019. It was also shown in Münster, Baden, and Heidelberg. Further information here. We really appreciate the following graph from the exhibition,…
ArtLaw.club is a social platform and a virtual interest club for art and cultural heritage protection experts and connoisseurs. They publish articles and engage in discussions on Art Law, Art Finance and Art Tech questions. Besides, ArtLaw.club actively participates in professional teaching courses, by organizing educational seminars on illicit traffic in cultural material to law…
The NETCHER – NETwork and digital platform for Cultural Heritage Enhancing and Rebuilding project aims at setting-up an information network and a chart of good practices at European scale, by gathering a maximum numbers of actors engaged in the preservation of cultural heritage. NETCHER received funding from the European Union under H2020 for two years…
Recently, a new volume on Anthropology of Forgery. A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Archaeological Fakes has been published. It collects the contributions of the lecturers at the Winter School held in Padova, Vicenza, and Venice in February 2017, along with some papers submitted by students of the WS and other guest contributors, including…
EAA-Committee on the Illicit Trade in Cultural Material 