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- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- 1 Defining Antiquities
- 2 Cultural Ownership
- 3 Framing Today’s Debate
- 4 The Cosmopolitan Argument
- 5 Divining Originals, Pastiches, and Forgeries
- 6 International Conventions and Treaties
- 7 National Laws and Statutes
- 8 Modern National Identities
- 9 Chance Finds, Excavation, and Looting
- 10 Acquiring Antiquities in the Marketplace
- 11 Realities of Storage, Dispersal, and Display
- 12 Capturing Antiquity
- 13 Replication of Ancient Objects
- 14 Retention, Restitution, and Repatriation
- 15 The Prospect of an Enlarged Legal Market
- 16 Evolving Perspectives on Ownership
- 17 Looking Ahead
- Bibliography
- Index
Index
Index
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- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- 1 Defining Antiquities
- 2 Cultural Ownership
- 3 Framing Today’s Debate
- 4 The Cosmopolitan Argument
- 5 Divining Originals, Pastiches, and Forgeries
- 6 International Conventions and Treaties
- 7 National Laws and Statutes
- 8 Modern National Identities
- 9 Chance Finds, Excavation, and Looting
- 10 Acquiring Antiquities in the Marketplace
- 11 Realities of Storage, Dispersal, and Display
- 12 Capturing Antiquity
- 13 Replication of Ancient Objects
- 14 Retention, Restitution, and Repatriation
- 15 The Prospect of an Enlarged Legal Market
- 16 Evolving Perspectives on Ownership
- 17 Looking Ahead
- Bibliography
- Index
