2011 was a great year for SAFECORNER! We published many thought-provoking posts, welcomed new writers to the blog, and sparked some fascinating discussion. We'd like to thank all of our readers, especially those of you who took the time to comment and to share the blog with others.
2012 promises to be just as exciting. But before we get too far into this new year, let's take a look back at the Top Ten Most Popular SAFECORNER posts of 2011. These are the posts that received the most views during the past year. Enjoy!
1. The curious case of St. Louis Art Museum vs. United States
2. New Zealand's built history, cultural heritage suffer losses after massive quake
3. Museum collections no better off in developed countries, international survey says
4. The right to rest in peace: Native American human remains and NAGPRA final rule
5. A Tribute to Dr. Donny George Youkhanna: October 23, 1950-March 11, 2011
6. The importance of documenting cultural heritage
7. Two halves of "The Weary Herakles" reunite, but...
8. Colin Renfrew on unprovenanced antiquities: challenges, scandals and responsibilities
9. Aphrodite of the Muckrakers
10. Returning archaeological artifacts to local communities: the example of Morgantina Aphrodite![]()
2012 promises to be just as exciting. But before we get too far into this new year, let's take a look back at the Top Ten Most Popular SAFECORNER posts of 2011. These are the posts that received the most views during the past year. Enjoy!
1. The curious case of St. Louis Art Museum vs. United States
2. New Zealand's built history, cultural heritage suffer losses after massive quake
3. Museum collections no better off in developed countries, international survey says
4. The right to rest in peace: Native American human remains and NAGPRA final rule
5. A Tribute to Dr. Donny George Youkhanna: October 23, 1950-March 11, 2011
6. The importance of documenting cultural heritage
7. Two halves of "The Weary Herakles" reunite, but...
8. Colin Renfrew on unprovenanced antiquities: challenges, scandals and responsibilities
9. Aphrodite of the Muckrakers
10. Returning archaeological artifacts to local communities: the example of Morgantina Aphrodite
