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Friday, 22 March 2019
quote [ In addition to linking craftsmen with a market for cheap fakes, eBay has tended to have a depressing effect on prices for real looted artifacts, further discouraging locals from pillaging precious sites. ]
Ha! Now we need this other article about the Chinese town specialising in paintings.
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Ankylosaur said @ 8:15pm GMT on 22nd Mar
Yeah, well, the mummified hand of Jesus that I bought on eBay for $20 with free shipping is genuine, so your study is invalid, archeolojerks!
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Marcel said @ 8:30pm GMT on 22nd Mar
I'm amazed! I thought they only came in pairs.
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brother cb361 said @ 8:51pm GMT on 22nd Mar
Mind you, for a really quick sale, you can't beat a nose.
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Bruceski said @ 10:56pm GMT on 22nd Mar
Jesus and his disciples got up to some weird stuff, but I don't recall a fruit fetish other than that time the fig tree S&M session went wrong.
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rylex said @ 12:47am GMT on 23rd Mar
Bet it would go great with my bit of the true cross!
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damnit said @ 8:47pm GMT on 22nd Mar
All it did was put actual looting of antiquities to the dark web. Hobby Lobby being one of them.
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Ankylosaur said @ 9:03pm GMT on 22nd Mar
Is that true though. The article's point is that the market has become flooded with so many high quality fakes that even off ebay buyers have become skittish.
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mechavolt said @ 9:59pm GMT on 22nd Mar
I couldn't help but notice that if you replaced EBay with online newspapers and antiques with journalism, the article doesn't really change all that much.
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Paracetamol said @ 5:34am GMT on 23rd Mar
To be fair, it‘s from 2009.
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