Heritage lotus symbol stolen from Charles 'Hindoo' Stuart's tomb at South Part Street Cemetery
(India)Priyanka Dasgupta (2018). Heritage lotus symbol stolen from Charles 'Hindoo' Stuart's tomb at South Part Street Cemetery. The Times of India. 21 July.
$5K reward offered for stolen brooch once owned by former Texas governor's daughter
(United States of America)Amanda Cochran (2018). $5K reward offered for stolen brooch once owned by former Texas governor's daughter. Click2Houston. 20 July.
The Gardner Museum Heist, Still a Mystery, Now a Podcast
(United States of America)Katharine Q. Seelye (2018). The Gardner Museum Heist, Still a Mystery, Now a Podcast. The New York Times. 19 July.
Archeologist denies reports on replacing basalt tiles floor with asphalt at Al Moez st.
(Egypt)Egypt Today (2018). Archeologist denies reports on replacing basalt tiles floor with asphalt at Al Moez st.. Egypt Today. 19 July.
Libya recovers antiquities from the United States
(Libya; United States of America)Abdulkader Assad (2018). Libya recovers antiquities from the United States. The Libya Observer. 19 July.
Exploring ways to bring back Kohinoor diamond, other antiquities: VK Singh
(India; United Kingdom)Press Trust of India (2018). Exploring ways to bring back Kohinoor diamond, other antiquities: VK Singh. India Today. 18 July.
National Monument Law Gets Attention From Both Sides Of The Aisle In Washington
(United States of America)Erik Neumann (2018). National Monument Law Gets Attention From Both Sides Of The Aisle In Washington. KUER. 18 July.
Did Marlborough Gallery Steal One of China's Greatest Artists? An Appeals Court Must Decide
(United States of America; France)Eileen Kinsella (2018). Did Marlborough Gallery Steal One of China's Greatest Artists? An Appeals Court Must Decide. ArtNet News. 18 July.
Bipartisan group of senators discussing bill to keep Iraqi Jewish Archive in US
(United States of America; Iraq)Josefin Dolsten (2018). Bipartisan group of senators discussing bill to keep Iraqi Jewish Archive in US. Cleveland Jewish News. 18 July.
Artist Nathan Wyburn recreates the world's most valuable stolen artwork using his fingers
(United Kingdom; United States of America)Ailis Brennan (2018). Artist Nathan Wyburn recreates the world's most valuable stolen artwork using his fingers. Evening Standard. 18 July.