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Second Sentry guard shot at incident at the Deir el-Bersha archaeological site has died
Cyprus: Antiquities bust in Aphrodite’s city
Essay: Do you think art collectors might be tempted to buy Syrian antiquities (looted or otherwise?).  We say resoundingly, yes.
Palmyra and other Syrian Cultural Heritage at Risk During Armed Conflict; UNESCO asks Syrian authorities to respect international cultural property protection conventions they have signed since 1954
One well documented theft = three separate seizures - Egypt's successes in curbing the sale of a stolen ancient objects
Larry Rothfield on What Museums and Archaeological Sites can to do protect themselves during times of upheaval and lessons learned from Cairo
Recovered:  Antiquities, historic weaponry and a church relic that likely dates to Pope Innocent XI
Nevine El-Aref of Ahram.org reports the recovery of 16 objects looted from the Malawi National Museum (Update: Gold Coins Recovered)
Spain reports recovery of two first-century Roman bronzes looted from archaeological site
David Gill's column Context Matters reviews “From Palmyra to Mayfair: The Movement of Antiquities from Syria and Northern Iraq” in the Spring 2015 issue of The Journal of Art Crime
The Journal of Art Crime: Stefano Alessandrini reviews "Ancient Art Works Recovered by the Guardia di Finanza Exhibition"
Cyprus: Antiquities bust in Aphrodite’s city
Gaziantep, Land of Antiquities and a Whole Lot More