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Detecting forgeries and fakes in the ancient world

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    When it comes to ancient relics, paintings, and even records, you inherently take the experts’ word on it about the value of such objects. But fakes and forgeries can be incredibly convincing, in some famous cases sitting in museums for years without detection. How can you tell the real deal from a cheap knockoff? The Daily was joined by Macquarie academics, Associate Professor Malcolm Choat and Dr Rachel Yuen-Collingridge from the Department of Ancient History.

    Period24 Aug 2018

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    • TitleDetecting forgeries and fakes in the ancient world
      Degree of recognitionNational
      Media name/outlet2SER
      Media typeRadio
      Country/TerritoryAustralia
      Date24/08/18
      DescriptionWhen it comes to ancient relics, paintings, and even records, you inherently take the experts’ word on it about the value of such objects. But fakes and forgeries can be incredibly convincing, in some famous cases sitting in museums for years without detection. How can you tell the real deal from a cheap knockoff? The Daily was joined by Macquarie academics, Associate Professor Malcolm Choat and Dr Rachel Yuen-Collingridge from the Department of Ancient History.
      Producer/AuthorSean Britten
      URLhttps://2ser.com/detecting-forgeries-and-fakes-in-the-ancient-world/
      PersonsRachel Yuen-Collingridge