New Red List aims to reduce Cambodian stolen antiquities (Moldova.org)

2 March 2010, 7:07 pm

By Robert Carmichael Cambodia recently released a publication that it hopes will help reduce the number of artifacts being stolen from sites and temples and sold on the international market. One thousand years ago, Cambodia's Angkorean empire was at its peak, ruling areas that are now part of Thailand, Vietnam and Laos. Today, its achievements are admired by two-million foreign tourists who ...... Read More »

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