23:31
How Indigenous History in Iowa is Being Stolen by a Pseudoarchaeological Quest by Steph Halmhofer
18:03
Restitution and Reparation of Cultural Objects: An African Perspective by Kodzo Gavua
27:52
How Tech Companies and Antiquities Traffickers Profit by Katie Paul
21:37
Beyond the law, Latin American countries ask for their heritage back by Pierre Losson
20:44
Vatnik Coppers, Genocide Denier-Advocates and Anti-migration Migrants by Sam Hardy
18:02
Rescue Archaeology and Dams in Conflict Areas by Federico Zaina and Deodato Tapete
21:26
The Forgotten People in Heritage Crime: Human Remains by Heather Gill-Frerking
20:28
A Marketplace for 2,000-Year-Old Manuscripts? Evaluating YouTube’s Role by Evie Handby
21:30
Cultural Production on Etsy and the Role of Language in Laundering Antiquities by Charlotte Looram
24:09
The EFEO, André Malraux and Douglas Latchford: Khmer Art for Sale by Lia Genovese
22:19
When a Pandemic Hobby Becomes a Heritage Crime: Illicit Magnet Fishing by Peter Campbell
19:19
A Snapshot of the Online Trade and Trafficking of Australian Lithics by Fiona Mathieson
15:04
Archaeological Representation Ethics & Player Desensitisation in Simulation Video Games, J. Elleray
32:50
Teaching Investigation of Heritage Crime by Alice Farren-Bradley (Cranfield)
14:24
Cultural Heritage in Armed Conflict by Elke Kellner
17:56
Silent Heritage “Canoe Series” of Opobo Kingdom by Bell-Gam Obiesigha
14:07
World Cultural Heritage Site and Security Issues by Konstantinos-Orfeas Sotiriou
23:42
Forging Antiquity: An Overview of the Project by Malcolm Choat and Rachel Yuen-Collingridge
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