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How to smuggle a Greek amphora out of the country in the 1970ies

Marianne Mödlinger / 2018-07-11

…just book a flight with British Airlines. Enjoy their commercial spot…

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2018-07-11 in Destruction of Cultural Heritage, Fakes & Forgeries, General, Greece, Illegal excavations, Selling of unprovenanced items.

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