Summary Of The Lady In The Striped Wig
The importance of Objects throughout history and the case of the Lady in the stripped wig.
In Sam Roberts "Object lessons in History" the author illustrates the importance of material culture throughout history, coping with the physical world to facilitate social intercourse benefiting people’s state of mind, emphasizing how profoundly the product of our thoughts affect our world.
In the case of Tom Mueller “The Lady in the stripped wig “the author argues the illegal antiquities trade and how many archaeologists blame this antiquities trade for looting, claiming that many of this artifacts that are in the market are actually stolen focused on the specific case of Shesepamuntayesher the Egyptian noblewoman has been dead over 2,600 years. …show more content…
This three men where Mousa Khouli a Syrian born antiques dealer based on New York city, Salem Alshdaifat, a Jordanian citizen based in Michigan and Ayman Ramadam, a Jordanian based on Dubai.
In light of mousa Khouli pleaded guilty to smuggling and making false statements to a federal agent and was sentenced to six months, confinement. Likewise, Alshdaifat pleaded guilty to a false official writing and was fined a thousand dollars while Ramadam remained a fugitive.
The author argues the illegal antiquities trade and how many archaeologists blame this antiquities trade for looting, claiming that many of this artifacts that are in the market are actually stolen.
Sarah Parcak says “Human history is the greatest story ever told and the only way we can understand it fully is if we uncover it together.
Sarah Parcak is trying to express the significance of finding common ground between countries to uncover history together. She believes looting is most likely to continue until diggers in Egypt and buyers abroad see antiquities not just as gorgeous objects but also as vital paths to learn about human
In Sam Roberts "Object lessons in History" the author illustrates the importance of material culture throughout history, coping with the physical world to facilitate social intercourse benefiting people’s state of mind, emphasizing how profoundly the product of our thoughts affect our world.
In the case of Tom Mueller “The Lady in the stripped wig “the author argues the illegal antiquities trade and how many archaeologists blame this antiquities trade for looting, claiming that many of this artifacts that are in the market are actually stolen focused on the specific case of Shesepamuntayesher the Egyptian noblewoman has been dead over 2,600 years. …show more content…
This three men where Mousa Khouli a Syrian born antiques dealer based on New York city, Salem Alshdaifat, a Jordanian citizen based in Michigan and Ayman Ramadam, a Jordanian based on Dubai.
In light of mousa Khouli pleaded guilty to smuggling and making false statements to a federal agent and was sentenced to six months, confinement. Likewise, Alshdaifat pleaded guilty to a false official writing and was fined a thousand dollars while Ramadam remained a fugitive.
The author argues the illegal antiquities trade and how many archaeologists blame this antiquities trade for looting, claiming that many of this artifacts that are in the market are actually stolen.
Sarah Parcak says “Human history is the greatest story ever told and the only way we can understand it fully is if we uncover it together.
Sarah Parcak is trying to express the significance of finding common ground between countries to uncover history together. She believes looting is most likely to continue until diggers in Egypt and buyers abroad see antiquities not just as gorgeous objects but also as vital paths to learn about human