
Questions of Ownership: Ethical and Legal Concerns Related to the Treatment of Cultural Heritage Objects
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Questions of Ownership: Ethical and Legal Concerns Related to the Treatment of Cultural Heritage Objects
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- Institute for Honor Symposium: Food, Housing and Health
- Tom Wolfe Weekend Seminar: Night Watch
- Discover the Middle Ages: A Week of Exploration, Connection, and Insight
- Questions of Ownership: Ethical and Legal Concerns Related to the Treatment of Cultural Heritage Objects
- Digging into History: A W&L Family Adventure in Archaeology
- Law and Literature Weekend Seminar: The Nickel Boys
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Questions of Ownership: Ethical and Legal Concerns Related to the Treatment of Cultural Heritage Objects
July 13-16, 2025

A photorealistic painting of a statue of Hindu deities Narayana and Lakshmi in its original location in a shrine in Nepal. The statue was stolen in 1984 and was on long-term loan at the Dallas Museum of Art, until it was repatriated to Nepal in 2021. Art: Joy Lynn Davis
Program Cost: $540 per person
On-Campus Housing (Private Room in Dormitory setting): $75 per person
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Campus Programs
- Institute for Honor Symposium: Food, Housing and Health
- Tom Wolfe Weekend Seminar: Night Watch
- Discover the Middle Ages: A Week of Exploration, Connection, and Insight
- Questions of Ownership: Ethical and Legal Concerns Related to the Treatment of Cultural Heritage Objects
- Digging into History: A W&L Family Adventure in Archaeology
- Law and Literature Weekend Seminar: The Nickel Boys
- Accommodations and Dining
- Additional Program Information
- Past Programs
- Travel Programs
- W&L at Home
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