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John Kerr,
Donna Yates,
Anya Eber,
Christine A. Weirich (Mentor),
Meg Lambert,
and
Sarah Gambell
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- Learn how context at archaeological sites is lost through looting
- Explore the source of antiquities on the illicit market as it relates to poverty
- Consider how antiquities trafficking can be considered a form of organized crime
- Think about how the market for antiquities influences both looting and smuggling
- Learn why art has value, and how value relates to art crime
- Consider the realities and limitations of art theft
- Explore several cases of art forgery and how experts detect fakes
- Think about the different types of art vandalism, and consider if vandalism, itself, can be art
- Weigh the pros and cons of returning cultural objects to their country of origin
- Consider the social, emotional, and ethical reasons why objects might be repatriated
- Debate a major ongoing antiquities return case
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Thoughtful course on antiquities trafficking
This well-regarded online course on the topic of Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime is well-suited to all audiences with a particular nod toward beginners. Even if you have a background in the subject, reviewers note that you are likely to learn something new. The course offers a comprehensive curriculum covering 11 different subtopics. In addition, the reviewers describe the following aspects of the course as positive:
* Engaging content
* Strong teaching staff
* Thought-provoking discussions
Provides new knowledge, even for experts.
"While I have already obtained a Uni degree in fine arts and history, this course shed new light on very complex and important issues."
Time commitment is higher than average.
"... it takes twice as long for me to do the classwork that I've had to do during other 3 week long classes."
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John Kerr
Donna Yates
Anya Eber
Christine A. Weirich (Mentor)
Meg Lambert
Sarah Gambell
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