Papyrology and Ethics

Roberta Mazza

Papyrology and Ethics

Roberta Mazza

Classics, Ancient History & Egyptology

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Abstract

This article discusses the problematic relationship between the discipline of papyrology and the antiquities market. It analyses current professional codes and demonstrates that they are often misinterpreted and need to be updated; through a close analysis of case studies, the author suggests some practical changes and improvements.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 28th Congress of Papyrology
Pages	15-27
Publication status	Published - 2019

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The Circulation of Ancient Manuscripts on the Antiquities Market: Improving the Ethical and Regulatory Practices and Standards of Market Stakeholders
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The Circulation of Ancient Manuscripts on the Antiquities Market: Improving the Ethical and Regulatory Practices and Standards of Market Stakeholders

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