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Contents
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Chapter	Page
Acknowledgements	iii
Preface
Abstract	1
Introduction	3
Chapter One: Participants of the Antiquities Market
Finder / Thief / Metal Detector	7
The Dealer	11
The Collector	15
The Auction House	17
Chapter Two: The Market For Antiquities
The Market For Antiquities	19
Sampling The Current Market	21
A Question Of Provenance	23
Examining the Flow of the Market	26
Chapter Three: Assessing The Law
European Law	30
British Law and Controls	40
Chapter Four: Organisations and Tactics
UK and International Organisations	44
Chapter Five: Conclusion	56
Bibliography	59
Appendix I: The Law
UNESCO 1970	67
Unidroit 1995	75
Code Of Due Diligence For Dealers	85
Appendix II: Object ID Checklist	86
Appendix III: Communications
Questionnaire	87
E-Mails	88
Footnotes

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(C) 1999 Andrew Cranwell. Last Revised 31 / 05 / 1999