@helsinkiuni project "Working with Cultural Objects and Manuscripts: Provenance, Legality, and Responsible Stewardship." Photos: Thubett / marjattacajan
The volume contains both Finnish and English essays on the issue of cultural heritage trafficking as well as repatriation. We are grateful to the brilliant contributions by @PGerstenblith, @JjosseMunch, @CRollston, @Whatheritage, and others!
A bit late... but 3m ago we published this edited volume:
*Working with Cultural Objects and Manuscripts. Provenance, Legality, and Responsible Stewardship.* Suomen museoliiton julkaisuja No. 77. Suomen museoliitto.
New publication by @rickbonnie , @MatthewJGoff, @JuttaJokiranta, @SuzieThomasHY, and Shani Tzoref -- “Professional Ethics, Provenance, and Policies: A Survey of Dead Sea Scrolls Scholars.” Dead Sea Discoveries 27 (2): 257–93.
https://t.co/hOGGnWxU5V
Are you at #sbleabs18 in Helsinki this week? Come to the session "Ethics and Policies Regarding Unprovenanced Materials" on Tue July 31, where @SuzieThomasHY and @rickbonnie will present on the work @WCOM_Helsinki has done.
In Rome this week? Go and see @SuzieThomasHY at this important workshop tomorrow and Friday, "Cultural Heritage, a Tool in Conflict and a Victim of War.” https://t.co/yASgMmhxAJ
Today started the Nordic seminar on the legal aspects and experiences with culture crimes in the Nordic countries in Oslo. @AroValjus
is present and discusses @WCOM_Helsinki project tomorrow! https://t.co/ybJr3SLB4x #culturecrimes#antiquitiestrafficking
Please fill out this questionnaire on the role of #Finland in the global #antiquities trade, even if you've done so already. We noticed a highly unfortunate error by which none of the responses were registered... the issue has now been resolved! https://t.co/UEwb2ifSJ5