Deborah Lehr

Antiquities Coalition

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Founder and Chair of the Antiquities Coalition, a group that pushes for action to crack down on antiquities smuggling

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The ancient Syrian city of Palmyra has been liberated, but ISIS is still selling off looted antiquities from there and other historic places.

ISIS and the World's Cultural Heritage

The ancient Syrian city of Palmyra has been liberated, but ISIS is still selling off looted antiquities from there and other historic places.

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