Kimberly Alderman is an attorney with the Alan Maestas Law Office in Taos, New Mexico. She is a remote living enthusiast and enjoys painting and travel in her spare time. She welcomes comments from new friends with similar interests.
More information about Ms. Alderman’s practice and publications can be found at her Linked In profile.
If you have links or articles you would like to see added as cultural property or archaeology law resources, if you’d like to guest post, or if you have helpful comments, please contact her by form email.
December 2, 2008 at 9:17 am
Kim, I enjoyed reading about Odyssey. I enjoy the puns as well and you write for the layman without fancy legal mumbojumbo. I have invested in OMEX stock and I feel strongly that in time it will be a winner, as in this new economy what was once a long shot, makes more sence now then Intel corp does! You do know this is just on ship Odsssey has, they have arrested about 5 others and most are believed to be of high value..Keep up the good work!
December 2, 2008 at 10:57 am
David, Thank you for coming by. I’m glad you enjoy my puns! Hope to see you again on here.
Kimberly
December 3, 2008 at 7:06 pm
Kimberly,
Thank you for the comment and for enjoying our site. Yes, I think it was the Smiley element that endeared us to Mr. Smith, but also, we truly did miss the Vermeer. It’s disturbing when someone is that obsessed and, well, selfish, to take something that is public and call it their own.
Your blog is fascinating.
- Sarah
December 5, 2008 at 11:29 am
Sarah, I did love the Vermeer article. Glad you enjoy my blog. Please do stop by and/or comment anytime. Kimberly
February 19, 2009 at 9:08 pm
FYI: Cultural Property – The Compleat Multilateral 1874-2008
http://members.shaw.ca/compilerpress/CMCPR%201874-2008.htm