Just how 'concerned' are antiquity dealers about commercial looting and the destruction of the archaeological resource that documents past lives? When there are concrete actions that they can take to contribute to preventing anyone from profiting from such activities, how frequently do they take them? Surely it is on the answer to that question that hinges our perception of the 'legitimacy' of the market as a whole.
Monday, 3 October 2011
An Eye on the Market: How "Concerned" Are Dealers?
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Just how 'concerned' are antiquity dealers about commercial looting and the destruction of the archaeological resource that documents past lives? When there are concrete actions that they can take to contribute to preventing anyone from profiting from such activities, how frequently do they take them? Surely it is on the answer to that question that hinges our perception of the 'legitimacy' of the market as a whole.
Just how 'concerned' are antiquity dealers about commercial looting and the destruction of the archaeological resource that documents past lives? When there are concrete actions that they can take to contribute to preventing anyone from profiting from such activities, how frequently do they take them? Surely it is on the answer to that question that hinges our perception of the 'legitimacy' of the market as a whole.
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