Earlier this month, The Washington Post Magazine featured a lengthy NAGPRA piece by Elizabeth Dickinson that depicts the work of the FBI’s Art Crime Team in raiding the home of amateur pothunter Don Miller in April of 2014. Miller was one of the most prolific pothunters of his generation who was able to scour the globe in pursuit of cultural artefacts. His primary interest, however, was in Native American cultural goods. The 100-page warrant served on him that day was related to the 42,000 items he’d amassed in his home-turned-makeshift-museum. When the FBI left Miller’s property six days later, they took with them 7,000 items and had uncovered more than 2,000 bones–representing more than 500 human beings determined by forensic anthropologists as being primarily Native American.