Athena Review Journal of Archaeology, History, and Exploration Volume 4, no.3 The Looting of Archaeological Sites 2007 Facets & evidence of the looting of artifacts  Editorial: The Meaning of Provenience  Case Studies in the Antiquities Market:  1. Origins of the Euphronios krater 2. Provenience of Morgantina Venus 3. Sources of the Buddhist "Dead Sea Scrolls" Recent Finds in Archaeology:   Earliest Hominins in Eurasia  Modern Humans in Europe 45,000 BP ? Starch Diets and  Evolution of Human Digestion Origins of the Domestic Cat: New Evidence City Formation in Ancient Syria Hatshepsut's Mummy Identified Early Veracruz Insciption Assigned to Olmec Period Etruscan Chariot Restored to Former Glory Tribal Art from Papua New Guinea Dates Back 800-1200 Years Feature Articles Introduction: Looting and the Antiquities Market   by Michele A. Miller The Antiquities Trade, Legislation, and Borders: Central America as a Case Study   by Christina Luke Ancient Ivories from the Bering Strait: Lessons from a Legal Market in Antiquities   by Julie Hollowell Looting pits in Umma, Iraq (2500-2000 BC) World Archaeology: The Archaic Tradition in Puerto Rico  by Angel Rodrigues Alvarez  Greek and Roman Theaters in Ancient Bulgaria: The Roman Provinces of Moesia and Thrace in the 4th-5th centuries AD by Stiliyan Stanimirov   Looted Maya stelae carved with chainsaw All articles listed above are contained, in their complete form, in the printed issue. Copyright © 2007-2019   Athena Publications, Inc.   All Rights Reserved