Sorry for the late notice folks, but just found out about this event. If you’re in the Rutgers area, though, it sounds interesting.
The Repatriation of African Art: Art Scholars and Lawyers Discuss African Nations’ Fight to Retrieve Their Art Treasures
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
6pm-9pm Baker Trial Courtroom
Panel:
- Kathleen Carignan, Esq., Director, Philadelphia Lawyers for the Art[s?]
- Linwood J. Oglesby, Executive Director, Newarks Art Council
- Professor Chika Okeke-Agulu, Princeton University
- Cynthia Jacob, Esq., New Jersey office of Fisher and Phillips, PC
- Professor Richard M. Leventhal, University of Pennsylvaina
- Sharon M. Erwin, Esq., Law Offices of Sharon M. Erwin, LLC
If you or someone you know goes, kindly report back here.
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Cultural Property & Archaeology Law 
Miljenko
March 3, 2011
Hy
This is for Cynthia Jacob.
I am interested in reviving sumerian language in south and central Iraq.
In my opinion Iraqi Arabs are in fact arabized Sumerians.
What is Your opinion about that?
Best regards
Miljenko