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“Unexpected” Man Found Amid Ancient Priestesses’ Tombs. By John Roach for National Geographic News
| September 18, 2009
‘Dozens of Girls Found Sacrificed at Chotuna Huaca’, National Geographic News, July 14, 2009
| July 14, 2009
‘Ancient Tomb Built to Flood at ceremonial complex of Chotuna-Chornancap’. By Victoria Markovitz for National Geographic News
, September 6, 2012
UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology
Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University
Destruction and Damage to Archaeological Sites
Can a $50 Solution Save Archaeological Sites? Full panel discussion.
| April 7, 2010
eBay Has Unexpected Effects on Looting of Antiquities, Archaeologist Finds. By Meg Sullivan.
| May 4, 2009
Combating Poverty and Promoting Economic Development
Milken Institute Recommends SPI Paradigm to Preserve Israel’s Cultural Heritage
| February 2, 2011
BigThink.com video on Sustainable Preservation and Managing Risk And Reward
| June 9, 2011
From Ancient Ruins to Modern Profits: Cultural Heritage as an Asset Class. Milken Institute Global Conference 2010: Shaping the Future.
| April 27, 2010
Can a $50 Solution Save Archaeological Sites? Executive Director, Larry Coben remarks during panel discussion: Who Protects Antiquity? Great Issues Forum, Public Programs for the Public Mind. The Graduate Center, The City University of New York.
| April 7, 2010
The Role of Communities in Sustainable Heritage Preservation. By Peter G. Gould.
| December 15, 2009
What, Who and How? Enhancing Economic Benefits of Archaeological World Heritage Sites. Presentation by Brent Lane, University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School.
| September 28, 2009
Preserving the Past to Build the Future: Antiquities as an Economic Development Resource for Emerging Nations. Milken Institute Global Conference 2009.
| April 27, 2009
Milken Institute Panel: Rainforests and Ruins: Utilizing Local Assets to Generate Growth | May 11, 2011
AIRC “United Conference” video of Larry Coben discussing the application of economic thinking to archaeological site preservation
| September, 2011
SPI in the Media
Larry Coben at the Huffington Post
Miscellaneous
Mightier than the Sword: Arts and Culture in the U.S. – Muslim World Relationship. By Cynthia P. Schneider and Kristina Nelson.
| June 1, 2008