Experts offer a better look at the state of in-house provenance research as institutions respond to increased seizures of looted or stolen artifacts.

The Mexican government sees its campaign as an unmitigated success. Archaeologists? Not so much.

The museum is set to open this fall in a sprawling 15-acre complex in Benin City.

Several museums covered up or removed displays of Native American objects in response to new regulations.

Is there any way to ensure the care of privately-held antiquities without normalizing poorly provenanced, potentially looted artifacts? Elizabeth Marlowe, a professor at Colgate University, has an…

"It's not just an art object that is lost, they have stolen our faith," the founder of Lost Arts of Nepal said.

Thompson is a prolific commentator on repatraition and restitution.

"It's as if we've changed eras," one expert told ARTnews recently. "It's as though the Berlin Wall has fallen."

The last several years have seen a lot of change.