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A blog commenting on various aspects of the private collecting and trade in archaeological artefacts today and their effect on the archaeological record.
About Me
- Paul Barford
- British archaeologist living and working in Warsaw, Poland. Since the early 1990s (or even longer) a primary interest has been research on artefact hunting and collecting and the market in portable antiquities in the international context and their effect on the archaeological record.
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Blog Archive
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February
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- Winds of Change? Not All Artefact Centred
- Helsinki University Leaps to Defence of Collaborat...
- PAS Legacy: Illegal metal-detecting at English Her...
- Collectors Being Enlightened: Study in Artefact Fo...
- Roundtable Justifying Collection-Driven Exploitati...
- Raping the Past: Controversial Publication of Al-Y...
- Australians Smuggle Artefacts out of Middle East
- Smuggled Ife Statue Returned from Mexico
- The Bellingham Detecting Con
- Bellingham Detecting Con
- Hosni Mubarak
- Some Detectorists Expect to get Access and Taking ...
- UK Detectorist Entitlement
- The Life of a Commercial Artefact Hunting Rally Or...
- Dealer with Close Links with the Council for Briti...
- EBay.com: 200,000 Archaeological Artefacts on Sale...
- András Riedlmayer and Serbian Nationalist War Crim...
- Illegal Metal Detecting in Hockley Woods Reported ...
- Inside a Metal Detectorist's Home in Savoie
- French Brochure on Collection-Driven Exploitation ...
- Costa Almeria Metal Detectorists Caught Looting Ro...
- "The coin collector lost a protracted legal challe...
- Time for the ACCG
- Book: The Mound Builder Myth
- Eyes-only is Fairer to the Environment
- London Auction Houses to be Under Pressure Because...
- "The Oxford Collection Partnership"
- Tom and Gabriel Get It Wrong... What Two Dealers "...
- Roman Cobras in Norfolk, Buckinghamshire and Essex?
- "Looks Like" Iulia or Julie? Ungrounded Stone Head...
- Loot Busters Broken
- Current agricultural land use in the UK
- ACDAEA'S Hixenbaugh and a 'Private Collection' Inc...
- Calling out the Lobbyists
- The Issue of Unverified Findspot Reports in the UK
- Hoiking at Catterick, Ten Years Ago
- "Gonna Tell You Where Data are From Later"
- The "Self-Policing" of the Antiquities Market
- Sussex Police Talk Fluff
- In UK, CBA and CIfA Secure Future Advocacy Relatio...
- Native burial sites blown up for US border wall
- Another Bit of Bonkers British Churnalism About Tr...
- Dealer Loses "Tribal" Artefacts
- Lessons the Brits Fail to Learn: The Ransacking of...
- Portable Antiquities Outreach for the 99.5% Who Pa...
- Graffiti Finds Subject to Court Case
- British Fallacies from a Brexiteer
- Metal Detectorist's House Raided
- PASing About in Taunton [UPDATE]
- Laughing off the Looting in the UK
- The Times View on the Destruction of the Archaeolo...
- Oxford University's "invisible_east" Project goes....
- Coffin-Trashing Grave Robbers and an Alien (?) Bas...
- Peter Tompa and American Exceptionalism
- Afghan Geniza Texts to be Handled in Oxford?
- In Varietate Concordia
- Thickoes 'Get There Way': They 'Got There Nashun' ...
- Midnight. The Candle has Gone Out, Brexit Happened
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A Revised Artefact Erosion Counter for Artefact Hunting in England and Wales (2018)
I started this counter at midnight of 15th July 2018. Revised Artefact Erosion Counter for Artefact Hunting.
Related sites
- David Gill - Looting matters
- ECHO Egyptian Cultural Heritage Orgnization
- Elginism
- Erik Nemeth et al. Art World Intelligence
- Ethical Antiquities Collecting: Ancient Heritage
- Global Heritage Fund
- Halte au pillage du Patrimoine Archéologique et Historique
- Heritage Action
- Heritage Key
- Heritage Watch
- Illicit Cultural Property
- It Surfaced Down Under!
- Lawyers Committee for Cultural Heritage Preservation
- Loot blog (Nora Mattern)
- Looting History
- Michael McCullough LLC Blog
- Museum Security Network (Google)
- Nathan Elkins - Numismatics and Archaeology
- Nord on Art
- Pieces of the Past: Ethical Antiquities Collecting
- Protecting China's Archaeological Heritage
- René Teijgeler - Culture in Development
- Research into Crimes against Art Association
- Ricardo A. St. Hilaire - Cultural Heritage Lawyer
- SAFE - Saving Antiquities For EVERYONE
- SAFECorner
- Sam Hardy 'Conflict Antiqiuties'
- Stanford Archaeology Center, Cultural Heritage Resource
- Stanford Cultural Heritage Resource - Chronicle
- The Chasing Aphrodite Blog
- The Cultural Property & Archaeology Law Blog
- The heritage Journal (Heritage Action's blog)
- The Punching Bag Larry Rothfield
- Things You Can't Take Back
- Trafficking Culture (Glasgow)
- Tumblr - Cultural Security
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Further Information
- AAMD (Association of Art Museum Directors)
- CBA (UK) - current issues: Portable Antiquities
- Code of Practice for "Responsible Metal Detecting" in England and Wales
- Cultural Heritage Lawyer - Ricardo St. Hilaire
- Cultural Security
- European Heritage Network (HEREIN)
- Fighting the Illicit Traffic of Cultural Property (ICOM)
- IFAR International Foundation for Art Research
- Illicit Antiquities Research Centre (UK) - now sadly closed
- International Cultural Property Protection (US Dept of State)
- Interpol - stolen art works
- Legal Protection of Cultural Property: A Selective Resource Guide
- Museum Security Network
- Portable Antiquities Scheme (UK)
- The "Looting Question" Bibliography
- Treasure Trove Unit (UK - Scotland)
- UNESCO Cultural Heritage Laws Database
- UNESCO Website
- UNIDROIT Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects
Apologists and Propagandists of the Current Form of the No-Questions-Asked Antiquities Trade etc.
- 2015 Petition: "Für den Erhalt des privaten Sammelns [sic]"
- Public Submissions on Notice of Receipt by the US State Department of Cultural Property Request From the Government of EGYPT (Docket DOS-2014-0008)
- Cultural Property Observer (Peter Tompa - lawyer)
- Moneta-L (coiney discussion list, mostly US and ancients- biased)
- Unidroit-L (rather moribund 'discussion' group)
- Yahoo Ancient Artifacts discussion group
- Uncleanedcoin Chat List
- The Ancient Art Market (blog, some "art consultant")
- Ancient Coin Coillectors' Guild (US lobby group)
- Ancient Coins & Cultural Heritage (blog, De La Fe - US coin dealer)
- Ancient Coins (Dave Welsh - US part-time coin dealer)
- Ancient Coin Collecting (Wayne Sayles - US coin dealer)
- Ancient & World Coin Geek (blog, US coin dealer)
- Ancient Coin Trade (Jorg Lueke - US coin collector)
- Public Submissions on Notice of Receipt by the US State Department of Cultural Property Request From the Government of GREECE (Docket DOS-2010-0339)
- Past Times and Present tensions (John Hooker)
False "Barford" Blogs, Not Actually by Paul Barford
Abbreviations used in this blog
- "coiney" - a term I use for private collector of dug up ancient coins, particularly a member of the Moneta-L forum or the ACCG
- "heap-of-artefacts-on-a-table-collecting" the term rather speaks for itself, an accumulation of loose artefacts with no attempt to link each item with documented origins. Most often used to refer to metal detectorists (ice-cream tubs-full) and ancient coin collectors (Roman coins sold in aggregated bulk lots)
- "tekkie" - metal detectorist/metal detecting (a form of artefact hunting)
- ACCG - Ancient Coin Collectors' (sic) Guild
- CBA - Council for British Archaeology [UK]
- CCPIA (CPIA) - (Convention on) Cultural Property Implementation Act [US legislation]
- CDE - Collection-Driven Exploitation of archaeological sites
- CPAC - Cultural Property Advisory Committee [US]
- FLO - Finds Liaison Officer (post in the PAS)
- HER - Historic Environment Record [UK]
- IAPN - International Association of Professional Numismatists
- MENA - Middle East and North Africa
- PAS - Portable Antiquities Scheme
- PNG - Professional Numismatists' Guild
- UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
- UNESCO 1970 Convention - Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property
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