Congratulations to David Gill

ByRick St. Hilaire
The Archaeological Institute of America on Friday awarded David Gill the Outstanding Public Service Award.  His blog, Looting Matters, is an important read for anyone interested in cultural property ethics.  Congratulations to you, David!

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Professor David Gill
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