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Illicit International Traffic in Antiquities

If scientific archaeology has any meaning, the value of museum objects for scholarship is closely tied to full knowledge of their origin, history, and context. Archaeological fieldwork has become a recognized scientific methodology only as it has moved from being a bundle of treasure-hunting and preservative techniques to being a systematic attempt to place the findings of excavations in a spatial, temporal, and functional framework of maximal accuracy.