I have been busy working on an overview, "Returning Archaeological Objects to Italy". The scale of the returns to Italy from North American collections and galleries is staggering: in excess of 350 objects. This is clearly the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the material that has surfaced on the market without a history that can be traced back to the period before 1970.
I will provide more information in due course, but the researcher is a reminder that we need to take due diligence seriously when it comes to making acquisitions.
I will provide more information in due course, but the researcher is a reminder that we need to take due diligence seriously when it comes to making acquisitions.
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