Digest 1: Posts 1-25

I often find the tabs on the left of these blogs a bit clumsy to use in searching for previous posts and so I think it would be more convenient for my readers to provide periodics digests of my previous discussions. I tentatively plan on doing this for every 25 or so posts.

• New Weblog on Numismatics and Archaeology (26 April 2008)
• Human Race Near Extinction 70,000 Years Ago (27 April 2008)
• CNN Coverage of Syria's Return of Iraqi Antiquities (28 April 2008)
• Article on the Coin Trade Now Available on FeRA (28 April 2008)
• The Illicit Antiquities Trade in Bulgaria (28 April 2008)
• A New Resource for the Study of Applied Numismatics (30 April 2008)
• Meso-American/South American Cache of Antiquities Seized in Munich (30 April 2008)
• Materielle Kultur (6 May 2008)
• 'Dilettanti and Shopmen': Divergent Interests in Looting and Cultural Heritage Issues (7 May 2008)
• Oldest Bust of Julius Caesar Found in France? (14 May 2008)
• Coins from the Martberg (14 May 2008)
• 'That Belongs in a Museum! (21 May 2008)
• Even Stonehenge Can Fall Victim to Souvenir Hunters (24 May 2008)
• Differing Viewpoints on the Value of Import Restrictions (28 May 2008)
• Coins from Yotvata (10 June 2008)
• Revue Numismatique Available Online (12 June 2008)
• Harrison Ford and the AIA (13 June 2008)
• The American Numismatic Society Collection Moves (17 June 2008)
• Good Faith, Due Diligence, and Market Activities (1 July 2008)
• Just in Time for July 4th: Discovery of Washington's Boyhood Home Announced (4 July 2008)
• The ACCG "Benefit Auction" and Intrinsic Interests (8 July 2008)
• Personal Note (11 July 2008)
• Ebay.de (Germany): New Rules on the Selling of Archaeological Materials (14 July 2008)
• Ancient Coin and Antiquities Registers (18 July 2008)
• Some Resources for the Study of Excavated Coin Finds (20 July 2008)