Illicit antiquities : the theft of culture and the extinction of archaeology

 Content: Greek vases for sale: some statistical evidence / Vinnie Nørskov --
 Walking a fine line: promoting the past without selling it / Paula Lazrus --
 The concept of cultural protection in times of armed conflict: from the crusades to the new millennium / Patrick J. Boylan --
 Law and the underwater cultural heritage: a question of balancing interests / Sarah Dromgoole --
 Negotiating the future of the underwater cultural heritage / Patrick J. O'Keefe --
 Perceptions of marine artefact conservation and their relationship to destruction and theft / Amanda Sutherland --
 Metal detecting in Britain: catastrophe or compromise? / Peter V. Addyman and Neil Brodie --
 Britannia waives the rules? The licensing of archaeological material for export from the UK / Neil Brodie --
 Mexico's archaeological heritage: a convergence and confrontation of interests / Enrique Nalda --
 What's going on around the corner? Illegal trade of art and antiquities in Argentina / Daniel Schávelzon --
 Looting graves/buying and selling artefacts: facing reality in the US / Hester A. David --
 Reducing incentives for illicit trade in antiquities: the US implementation of the 1970 UNESCO Convention / Susan Keech McIntosh --
 The rape of Mali's only resource / Térb́a Togola --
 Dealing with the dealers and tomb robbers: the realities of the archaeology of the Ghor es-Safi in Jordan / Konstantinos D. Politis --
 Plunder of cultural and art treasures--
 the Indian experience / S.K. Pachauri --
 Point, counterpoint / Kathryn Walker Tubb.