Challenging the dichotomy : the licit and the illicit in archaeological and heritage discourses Part I. Nation states truth legitimacy. The law the market and the discipline of archaeology: an undisciplined reading Nick Shepherd ; Fact and law: guaquería and archaeology in Colombia Wilhelm Londoño ; Artifact and others in Honduras Lena Mortensen ; Looting the Oklahoma past: relationships and relation shifting Joe Watkins ; Crypto colonialism nationalism and looting: lessons from Greece Ioanna Antoniadou ; The structures and the fractures of the protection of heritage in Palestine Khaldun Bshara Part II. Ethnographies of dualities. Digging for ivory on Bering Strait: a long history of licit excavation Julie Hollowell ; The (Il)Licit the archaeological: an ethnographic story of profanation Cristóbal Gnecco and Juan Carlos Piñacué ; Excavation wakas and illicitness: changing frames Alejandro Haber ; Dynamism not dualism: money and commodity archaeology and guaquería gold and wampum Les Field ; Museums as cemetaries: do the living really matter Paul Tapsell