Footnotes

• The slow and difficult effort to rebuild L'Aquila
• Interpol will publish photos of missing Egyptian artefacts, an important step which means these objects will now also be subject to the Art Loss Register's checks, if they weren't already.
• Antique coins have been stolen from Cairo University's faculty of archaeology.
• Romania has recovered 232 objects, including a gold bracelet and other objects which had been stolen from the archaeological site of Sarmisegetusa.
• Ten works which are perpetually damaged.
• More on the Icon-smuggling ring discovered in London.
• An arrest has been made in the case of a tapestry stolen in 2000.
• Will new databases reveal more Nazi-era spoliation claims? The International Research Portal will join the state archives of several nations in one location.
• An antiquities smuggling case in McAllen, Texas.
• Damien Huffer discusses recent examples of looting and vandalism in the Southwest.
• Objects seized in Houston are returned to Peru. The items were worth approximately $43,000 and included 4th century pottery, stone sculpture, and an 18th-century manuscript.
• More settlements at the Leopold Museum with Nazi-era claimants.
• An interview with Ralph Frammolino and Jason Felch.