Articles related to "Cultural Property"



Cultural Vandalism: Return Items?
How to respond to demands for the return of artwork and artifacts taken -- often illegally -- from other countries involves issues of national identity and stewardship.
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Intellectual Property Rights
Fourth World peoples are fighting to protect their cultural knowledge and intellectual heritage from intellectual theft and exploitation.
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Cultural Vandalism Diminishes All
Because the theft, smuggling, and mistreatment of artwork and cultural artifacts have a negative impact on all humanity, these practices merit universal condemnation.
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Juanita the Inca Ice Maiden
In archaeology, the artifacts are not only a window on the traditions of the dead, but, as in the case of Peru's mummies, it can have a powerful impact in modern affairs.
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Possession Trumps Cultural Claims
Are the powerful Field Museum and British Museum perpetuating cultural vandalism by withholding historic artifacts from Kenya and Turkey?
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Cultural Vandalism Thrives in the USA
The theft and destruction of cultural property within U.S. borders is an ongoing problem that mirrors the challenges faced by other parts of the world.
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Museums Face Financial Ruin & Collection Loss
In tough financial times, as public galleries divest themselves of collections, and governments enact "de-accessioning" laws to prevent their loss, how will museums cope?
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Rose Valland: Art Spy of the French Resistance
The heroic true story of a Louvre Museum curator who secretly spied on the Nazis and recovered thousands of stolen art objects.
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The Chung Collection's Chinese Canadian History
The Chung Collection is emblematic of the growth and progress of British Columbia and Canadian History, even before the age of multiculturalism.
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The Power of Dogu – Exhibition Preview
The British Museum's forthcoming show of clay figures, known as Dogu, will explore the art, archaeology, culture and traditions of the Jomon period of Japanese history.
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Introduction to Historical Markers in New Mexico
From ancient petroglyphs to Route 66 motels and UFOs, New Mexico has a rich and diverse history. Its stories are told in historical markers and historic landmarks.
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How To Define Treasure in England and Wales
Treasure seekers and metal detector enthusiasts need to be aware of the law when searching for buried treasure in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Never Say You're Content Until You've Seen Nikko
The city of Nikko, Japan, located in Tochigi Prefecture, is renowned for its harmony of nature and ancient architecture.
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UNESCO World Heritage Selection Criteria
Based on current guidelines, a site must be of outstanding universal value and meet at least one of 10 criteria to be included on the list of World Heritage Sites.
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Hahoe Folk Village
The best known Folk Village in Korea is a simple delight to visist
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Visiting the Crafts Gallery in Tokyo
An annex of the National Museum of Modern Art, a small gem of a Tokyo museum offers a superb overview of handmade Japanese crafts on the grounds of the Imperial Palace.
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Louis-Joseph Papineau and Maison Papineau
One of the most important and influential French Canadian nationalists was Louis-Joseph Papineau. Today you can walk to the residence of the Papineau family and imagine what it was like to live in Vieux Montreal in the 1800s.
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The Japanese Sword -- Part One
The Japanese sword combines unbreakability, rigidity and lethal cutting power, and it is in the resolution of these conflicting practical requirements that it emerges as a triumph of the forger’s art.
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The Ainu of Japan: The History, Culture, and Discrimination Against this Aboriginal Group
After years of discrimination and forced assimilation policies the Ainu culture is precariously close to extinction. It wasn't until 1991 that the Japanese government admitted that they were a distict ethnic minority. Still today, it is the perception of most of the Japanese people, and the position of the government, that there is no ethnic problem in Japan.
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