Thai Antiques: Lost, Smuggled, and Reclaimed
Thailand’s struggle to reclaim lost antiques like the Golden Boy highlights the complex trade history and efforts to restore cultural ...
Related to the trade in antiquities and archaeological material in Southeast Asia
Thailand’s struggle to reclaim lost antiques like the Golden Boy highlights the complex trade history and efforts to restore cultural ...
The first half of this radio program features an interview with Dr Melody Rod-ari on the history of Ban Chiang, ...
Efforts to find Boljoon's missing 6th pulpit panel continue, possibly held by a private collector in Cebu. #southeastasianarchaeology #Cebu #Boljoon ...
Exploring the contentious issue of ownership and preservation of shipwreck and looted artifacts in Southeast Asia. #UnderwaterHeritage #CulturalPreservation #SoutheastAsia #Shipwrecks
Sri Lankan exorcist arrested for trying to sell a Rs. 12 million ancient statue, highlighting illegal artifact trade issues. #SriLanka ...
British Academy Conference to focus on refining laws to combat the trafficking of cultural property, uniting global legal experts.
"Reuniting Cargoes" aims to trace Southeast Asia’s orphaned maritime artifacts back to their shipwrecks, enhancing heritage appreciation.
New York repatriates $3M worth of looted artifacts to Cambodia and Indonesia, spotlighting ongoing efforts against global antiquity trafficking.
Boljoon is endeavoring to recover a historic tabernacle sold at an art auction in 2017, as part of ongoing efforts ...
27 Cambodian artifacts worth $2.4M, including Angkorian Buddhist and Hindu statues, set for repatriation from New York.
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