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beingallelite · 3 years

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cbreezylikes · 3 years

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Chris liked @thisisayden post 4.18.21 #chrisbrown #teambreezy #cbreezylikes https://www.instagram.com/p/COS2XwoFG9Z/?igshid=wa4zinrdbu2m

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zoevdigitlmedia · 3 years

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Blog Post No.9, 4.18.21

A topic that has always interested me but also infuriated me is the ethics of museums and who gets ownership. Coming from Greece, I am very used to hearing locals complain about how Ancient Greek artifacts are placed in museums such as the British Museum or “stolen” from their true home. For example, the British Museum currently possesses many statues from the Parthenon, specifically the frieze. There is heavy debate as to whether these statues should be returned to Greece or remain in England where they have been since 1817. I am currently taking an archaeology course geared towards Greek and Roman discoveries, and our current topic of discussion was about the ethic codes in place regarding ownership of artifacts found. These include NAPGRA and UNESCO Convention of 1970. I learned that in most countries, when an artifact is found on private property, the government will seize it and take ownership, with the chance that they will reimburse the finder for damage or loss of the property. I have always been very annoyed at the idea that the frieze is in the British Museum instead of Greece. I remember very distinctly feeling upset when I went to the British Museum and seeing this on display. I was confused as to why this wasn't in the Archaeological Museum of Greece. The Parthenon Museum is home to countless archaeological findings and Ancient Greek artifacts. It is rich with history and plays a huge role in unpacking the past. It feels wrong for such priceless artifacts to be taken from their point of origin. I find this to be a very heated topic and quite controversial. On one side, the British Museum has taken great care of these artifacts for years, something that might not have been the case if they were in Greece. On the other, it feels as though they were stolen.

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dfroza · 3 years

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some people search for treasure in the heart of earth, with rare and valuable pieces waiting to be discovered. and i am seeking the treasure of knowing your heart in a body of earth.

(this is a True form of gold)

A post by a girl i met about a decade ago at the coffee house on cherry street in Tulsa, OK with a scene at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas

[Ashley Stoinski]

Find of the day, quartz! And tons of red jasper+ 💜💜💜

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beingallelite · 3 years

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