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Nimrud

Archaeology, Artifacts & Antiquities Uncategorized 

UNESCO Condemns 'Mad' Destruction of Nimrud

April 14, 2015April 10, 2017 Chelsea Levine 0 Comments Assyria, iraq, ISIS, Nimrud, unesco
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Free, confidential guidance on ethical matters

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The Institute of Museum Ethics provides free, confidential guidance on ethical matters. Please contact Yerkovsa@shu.edu.

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  • Museum EthicsDeported veterans's distress flag mural on US-Mexico border under review: https://t.co/yNr4dEMQW8

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  • Museum EthicsDC Circuit Says Effort to Recover Art Stolen by Nazis Will Continue https://t.co/926Bo56cqx

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  • Museum EthicsThe Saga of The Oyster Meal | BLOUIN ARTINFO https://t.co/v1IINBMiuo

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  • Museum EthicsWill museums stop accepting Sackler money in wake of Massachusetts lawsuit?: https://t.co/vrdQF42aWM

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  • Museum EthicsAs Museums Across Europe Grapple With New Data Protection Regulations, One Artist Is Pushing Them to Think Differen https://t.co/wBRZBO85Vm

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  • Museum EthicsReturning looted African art is as urgent as giving back works stolen by the Nazis https://t.co/ONIh16KXsp

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  • Museum EthicsThe US Postal Service Must Pay an Artist $3.5 Million After Accidentally Printing His Version of the Statue of Libe https://t.co/IY048rqSWZ

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  • Museum EthicsWill Britain return Nigeria's stolen treasures? @CNN https://t.co/xqZsknQdwJ

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  • Museum EthicsThe Berkshire Museum to sell nine more works from its collection: https://t.co/tHlKKCKgQr

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  • Museum EthicsAn important step in the dialogue about the return of the Benin Bronzes to Nigeria https://t.co/e0Iuxo3yYU

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  • Museum EthicsCanada's efforts towards repatriation from abroad

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  • Museum EthicsOpening up: A German museum puts the questionable provenance of its art on display https://t.co/NJ5TXOfPo2 via @TheEconomist

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  • Museum EthicsFrance weighs how to return Africa's plundered art

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  • Museum EthicsRainforest revisited

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Resources

Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage
Resources Reviews 

Lobbying and Museum Ethics: A Surprisingly Good Marriage

October 26, 2011 Kelsey 0

Lobbying and Museum Ethics:  A Surprisingly Good Marriage  Bonnie Wilson For many, the word “lobbyist” does not carry with it

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