Repairing Historic Injustice: The Return of Indigenous Peoples’ Ancestral Human Remains Through Transitional Justice, by Alessandro Chechi - bit.ly/4bQyHAJ #humanremains #indigenouspeoples #internationallaw #internationalculturalheritagelaw #transitionaljustice

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Contesting the Lonely Queen

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“Ubirajara” and Irritator Belong to Brazil: Achieving Fossil Returns Under German Private Law

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'Refugee Protection through Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Home Country and Refugee Journey' by Sherine Al Shallah now available at:

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What do we mean when we talk about infrastructure for Digital Cultural Heritage? Please take our survey imagining futures, or come along to our workshops (in Edinburgh & online) - more details here: de.ed.ac.uk/project/infras…
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Excavating the field of heritage law: support, renewal, and iconoclasm

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'Protecting the cultural property of religious communities during war: The Church of Sweden and total defense planning' by Mattias Legnér now available at

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I've been inactive here recently but there's exciting news: a new (and very special) #dinosaurlaw article! It was #UbirajaraBelongstoBR that drew me into Law and Palaeontology, and I'm thrilled that my full legal assessment is now out in International Journal of Cultural Property - #OpenAccess link:⬇️

#OTD in 1994, Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” was stolen from a museum in Oslo.
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Next Thursday 2/15, join NotInMyName + Bénédicte Savoy + Basel Abbas + Ruanne Abou-Rahme + Dan Hicks for a conversation on looted art (ZOOM) steinhardt.nyu.edu/events/restitu…

Thrilled by the arrival of this much-anticipated volume! I'm looking forward to reading the contributions of Rick St. Hilaire and my other wise colleagues. My own essay is about museum acquisitions and the lessons we can learn from WWII.

This NY Times story on the 27 seizures at The Metropolitan Museum of Art includes a two familiar antiquities traffickers, Gianfranco Becchina and Robin Symes. It also includes a familiar failed response to concerns about illicit objects.
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The Benin bronzes and why their return to Nigeria matters. Great stuff from ⁦victor ehikhamenor⁩ and ⁦Dan Hicks⁩ theguardian.com/news/audio/202…

International Journal of Cultural Property - Amazed to be hosting a session at the College Art Association scheduled for February 2023. The theme is pillage and cultural heritage/art history. Applications due at the end of the month. DM for details. Spread the word!

Our breadth in journals publishing is showcased in this research collection on World Archaeology: 🌍 ow.ly/FOaF50JMptU

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📣 Now that I have everybody's attention, the MFA has another announcement: an ancient Roman head, scientifically excavated and likely looted during WWII, has been returned to Italy. Excellent reporting, as always, by Malcolm Gay.

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New issue of the International Journal of Cultural Property Vol. 28, No. 4 (2021) cambridge.org/core/journals/… International Journal of Cultural Property Cambridge University Press - Archaeology @js_urbanist