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Cover page of the ICOM Red List of Afghanistan Antiquities at Risk depicting types of Afghan cultural objects vulnerable to illicit traffic and looting.
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English: The ICOM Red Lists present the categories of cultural objects that can be subjected to theft and traffic. They help individuals, organisations and authorities, such as police or customs officials, identify objects at risk and prevent them from being illegally sold or exported. ICOM has been publishing Red Lists since the year 2000, with the scientific collaboration of national and international experts and the unwavering support of dedicated sponsors, to cover the most vulnerable areas of the world in terms of illicit trafficking of cultural objects. |
| Date | 2006/09/10 |
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| Author | International Council of Museums |
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