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Museums of oblivion.	Hamilakis, Yannis	Viewpoint essay	Jun 1, 2011	1704
Behold the raking geison: the new Acropolis Museum and its context-free archaeologies.	Plantzos, Dimitris	Essay	Jun 1, 2011	4678
Destination News - Africa / Middle East.			Aug 3, 2009	637
Anthro-teach: developing scholar-teachers and student scientists using Alabama Native American collections.		Brief article	Apr 1, 2009	260
Wonderful things': interview with the countess of Carnarvon: celebrated as the joint discoverer of Tutankhamun's tomb, the 5th Earl of Carnarvon collected Egyptian antiquities for his country house, Highclere in Hampshire. Lady Carnarvon talks to Michael Hall about the house's new museum, created to tell the 5th Earl's story.	Hall, Michael	Interview	Feb 1, 2009	1749
Repatriation, display and interpretation.	James, N.	Essay	Sep 1, 2008	4409
From Tivoli to Malibu.	Hall, Michael		Feb 1, 2006	633
A villa re-imagined: at the end of January, the Getty Villa in Malibu reopened as a museum of Greek, Roman and Etruscan antiquities. This special issue of Apollo celebrates an eagerly awaited event.	Nicholson, Louise	Cover story	Feb 1, 2006	3695
Ancient art: new acquisitions at the Getty Museum: Karol Wight, the Getty Museum's acting curator of antiquities, introduces a selection of the major recent acquisitions that have gone on show in the Getty Villa, and discusses the department's collecting philosophy.	Wight, Karol		Feb 1, 2006	2351
Art in the laboratory caring for antiquities at the Getty Villa: conserving the exhibits at the Getty Villa, installing them and protecting them against earthquakes were challenging tasks. As head conservator Jerry Podany explains, in several cases the museum also confronted fundamental issues of conservation philosophy.	Podany, Jerry		Feb 1, 2006	2157
A new art in an old civilisation: the opening exhibition at the Villa draws on the rich resources of the Getty's photography collections to show how early photographers responded to the monuments of ancient civilisations, as the exhibition's co-curator Claire L. Lyons reveals.	Lyons, Claire L.		Feb 1, 2006	1970
Historical and social perspectives on the regulation of the international trade in archaeological objects: the examples of Greece and India.	Brodie, Neil		Oct 1, 2005	6575
In the smaller scope of conscience: the Native American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act twelve years after.	McKeown, C. Timothy; Hutt, Sherry		Dec 22, 2003	25917
Treasure Trove in Scotland.	Saville, Alan		Sep 1, 2002	4127
Special section: Scotland 2002.	Barclay, G.J.		Sep 1, 2002	3826
The radiocarbon dating programmes of The National Museums of Scotland.	Sheridan, Alison		Sep 1, 2002	1536
The Queen of Sheba: treasures from ancient Yemen. (Mosaic).	Wells, Rhona		Jul 1, 2002	1389
Editorial.	STODDART, SIMON; MALONE, CAROLINE		Mar 1, 2001	6664
King Midas' Modern Mourners.	GORMAN, JESSICA		Nov 4, 2000	1846
Editorial.	MALONE, CAROLINE; STODDART, SIMON		Sep 1, 2000	5316
Archaeology in schools: an Indian example.	PAPPU, SHANTI	Brief Article	Sep 1, 2000	802
Tuscan delicacy.	BOSCHI, ANTONELLO	Brief Article	May 1, 2000	751
The catalogues of the Pitt-Rivers Museum, Farnham, Dorset.	Thompson, Michael; Renfrew, Colin		Jun 1, 1999	5094
Statistics, damned statistics, and the antiquities trade. `.	Brodie, Neil		Jun 1, 1999	2932
The burrowers.	Davey, Peter		Feb 1, 1999	1413
A living treasure in ancient bodies.	Robinson, Richard		Aug 1, 1998	2787
Buried treasures.	Slessor, Catherine		Feb 1, 1998	1013
Housing history: located on the site of ancient Roman settlement, a new archaeology museum provides an elegant forum for the display and discovery of historic treasures.	Slessor, Catherine		Sep 1, 1997	693
Elemental synthesis: set in rolling countryside, this museum devoted to the study of Celtic civilisation explores a modern sensibility of abstraction and asceticism.	Slessor, Catherine		Sep 1, 1997	529
A letter from Line: the Flensburg antiquities and the Danish-Prussian/Austrian war of 1864.	Wiell, Stine		Dec 1, 1996	3329
Our own engendered species.	Hurcombe, Linda		Mar 1, 1995	7788
Are collectors the real looters?	Isler-Kerenyi, Cornelia		Jun 1, 1994	1198
Utah's early settlers on display in Price.			Nov 1, 1991	628
Looking in on a plains homestead, just southeast of Denver.			May 1, 1990	421
Hidden cave, petroglyphs, Pony Express...history around Fallon, Nevada.			May 1, 1986	631

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