Issue 1, Autumn 1997

• Editorial

• In the news

• The loss of archaeological context and the illegal trade in Mesopotamian antiquities

• The modern sack of Nineveh and  Nimrud

• Returned antiquities: a case for changing legislation

• Short notes

Issue 2, Spring 1998

• Editorial

• Return of the Birgi Ulu Mamii mimbar doors

• In the news

• Hatra statue and fakes

• The sequestered warehouses

• Book review:  O'Keefe, 1997, Trade in Antiquities: Reducing Destruction and Theft

• Editorial

• IARC goes electronic

• In the news

• Pity the poor middlemen

• Recording and preserving Gandhara's cultural heritage

• Cyprus mosaics

• Conference report: Art, Antiquity and Law, Rutgers University 30 Oct-2 Nov 1998.

Issue 4, Spring 1999

• Editorial

• In the news

• The lessons of Sipán:  archaeologists and huaqeros

• The looting of cultural material in Mali

• Book review:  The Aidonia Treasure

• Conference reports

Issue 5, Autumn 1999

• Editorial

• Euphronios kylix update

• In the news

• The concept of due diligence and the antiquities trade

• A symposium - 'Illicit antiquities:  the destruction of the world's archaeological heritage', 22-25 October 1999, Cambridge

• Stealing History: a portable display

• Conference report

Issue 6, Spring 2000

• Editorial

• Undercover in antiquities

• In the news

• Red alert in Nigeria

• The rape of Nok Kwatakwashi:  the crisis in Nigerian antiquities

• Book review:  The Gods are Leaving the Country

• Stealing History:  the Illicit Trade in Cultural Material

Issue 7, Autumn 2000

• Editorial

• Mosaics and heads of statues plundered from Zeugma

• In the news

• Site looting and the illicit trade of archaeological objects in Andalusia, Spain

• TV review:  On the Trail of the Tomb Robbers

Issue 8, Spring 2001

• Editorial

• The protection of cultural property in the Republic of Korea

• In the news

• Report from Southeast Asia

• Mayaquest take of the Internet trade in antiquities

• Conference note

• UNESCO policy of Taliban

Issue 9, Autumn 2001

• Editorial

• In the news

• On-line auctions: a new venue for the antiquities market

• Thailand theft

• The mystery of the Persian mummy:  TV review

• Time crime:  protecting the past in the United States

• A holy cross and the necessity for international conventions

Issue 10, Spring 2002

• Editorial

• How the goddess lost her head:  the myth and reality of the looting of Butrint, 1927-97

• In the news

• The investigation of Frederick Schultz

• United States v. Schultz

Issue 11, Autumn 2002

• Editorial

• Afghanistan's cultural heritage in Norwegian museums?

• In the news

• The illicit antiquities trade:  an analysis of current antiquities looting in Israel

• Aphrodite

• Stemming the illicit trade in antiquities

Issue 12, Spring 2003

• Editorial

• Familiar route out of Iraly for looted ivory head

• In the news

• Colombia, illicit antiquities and the ICOM Red List Latin America

• Book review:  Greek Vases in New Contexts

Issue 13, Autumn 2003

• Editorial

• The McClain/Schultz doctrine:  another step against trade in stolen antiquities

• The Schøyen collection in Norway:  demand for the return of objects and questions about Iraq

• In the news

• The battle for the past

• The battle for the past:  comment

• The battle for the past: reply

Issue 14, Spring 2004

• Editorial

• Making money from buried treasure

• In the news

• Looting, heritage managements and archaeological strategies at Jam, Afghanistan

• Particulars of Japan's accession to the 1970 UNESCO convention and an outstanding problem

Issue 15, Autumn 2004

• Editorial

• Textile theft in Ica, Peru:  a threat to heritage and its conservation

• 'Stolen history' on the internet

• In the news

• The fall of Robin Symes

• Endangered archaeology of the Kharga Oasis, Egypt

• IARC awarded the EAA Archaeological Heritage Prize

Issue 16, Spring 2005

• Editorial

• Skriftsamleren (The Manuscript Collector):  TV review

• In the news

• International law for the protection of the underwater cultural heritage:  can our past be salvaged?

Issue 17, Autumn 2005

• Editorial

• Current activities of Heritage Watch, Cambodia

• The circumstances and consequences of the British Library's 1994 acquisition of some Kharosthi manuscript fragments

• In the news

• A tainted temple bell from Cambodia?

• 'Nobody gets off scot-free':  book review, Thieves of Baghdad

Issue 18, Spring 2006

• Editorial

• The Getty Aphrodite:  a reply

• Supply and demand:  a glimpse into the traffic of illicit Khmer antiquities

• A disputed cuirass:  Italy versus the Netherlands' National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden

• In the news

• US art museum accessions

• Book review  'Going, going, gone:  Regulating the market in illicit antiquities'.

• Book review:  'Stealing History:  Tomb raiders, smugglers, and the looting of the ancient world'

Issue 19, Autumn 2006

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