User:John Cummings/exhibition/illicit

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  • Wreck of a ship, stranded on the beach of Mozambique Island, and once used by treasure-hunters in order to commercially exploit the underwater cultural heritage treasures off its coast.
    Wreck of a ship, stranded on the beach of Mozambique Island, and once used by treasure-hunters in order to commercially exploit the underwater cultural heritage treasures off its coast.

Illicit trafficking in cultural property and the financing of terrorism

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The looting of archaeological sites

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Role and importance of documentation (importance of inventories)

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Importance of specialized police and customs units (for example, the Guardia Civil or the Carabinieri)

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Engaging with the art market (collectors, auction houses) regarding due-diligence practices and provenance check

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What can the general public do to stop illicit trafficking (role of awareness-raising and education)

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Online sales of cultural goods and the role and duty of Internet Service Providers

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