Transnational Crime - Antiquities Coalition

The illicit antiquities trade transcends borders and touches every corner of the globe. However, when compared to other transnational crimes, from arms running, to drug smuggling, or the illicit wildlife trade, there is still much to learn. Learn more about the criminal aspects of cultural racketeering.

From our Blog

August 23, 2021

The Antiquities Coalition Releases New Story Map on Cultural Heritage Law: Italy and the Vatican

August 02, 2021

“A Revolutionary Tool”: The Antiquities Coalition Interviews Corrado Catesi about ID-Art App

April 20, 2021

Antiquities Coalition Updates Interactive Timeline on New York Antiquities Seizures to Reflect Recent Repatriations

Press

April 12, 2021

Extraordinary Response to Antiquities Coalition, Egyptian Heritage Rescue Foundation Training Session

April 02, 2021

U.S. Embassy Sponsors Regional Conference and Training with Antiquities Coalition to Preserve Maghreb Manuscripts

In a project sponsored by the US Embassy in Algiers, the Antiquities Coalition completed a three-day virtual conference in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and the Arts of the […]

March 18, 2021

Think Tank Releases Interactive Practicum Lesson Series: “How Can We Advance the Cause of Protecting Cultural Heritage and Antiquities? Leverage Public Awareness Campaigns”

Learn Directly from the Experts with AC’s Newest Think Tank Release In the Antiquities Coalition Think Tank publication released on February 25, “How Can We Advance The Cause of Protecting […]

Presentations & Publications

August 23, 2021

The Antiquities Coalition Releases New Story Map on Cultural Heritage Law: Italy and the Vatican

May 06, 2021

Antiquities Coalition Joins Launch of Book on Southeast Asian Patrimony

February 27, 2021

Antiquities Coalition Confirmed as Knowledge Partner for 2021 OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum

AC in the News

August 03, 2021

Antiquities Coalition Discusses Due Diligence with Public Broadcasting of Latvia

March 26, 2021

AC Executive Director Tess Davis Condemns Museums Displaying Relics without Provenance in LA Times Article

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