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  1. Grave robbing for a ring? That's the most romantic thing I've ever heard! #graverobbing

  2. Grave robbing for a ring? That's the most romantic thing I've ever heard! #graverobbing

  3. Moss used to convict graverobbers in historic Burr Oak Cemetery near Chicago

    Moss basically provided proof of WHERE remains had been moved from and a timeline.

    curveball in this whole story, the investigation led to finding Emmett Till's original casket was just in a garage in the cemetery under a tarp. Till had been exhumed a few years earlier & reburried in a new casket (according to state law) but original casket was assumed lost. Nope! It was moved to the Smithsonian after rediscovery.
    https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/03/how-moss-helped-convict-grave-robbers-of-a-chicago-cemetery/ #forensics #graverobbing #lynching #moss #botany

  4. 🪦 10 năm làm nghề bốc mộ, ông Dân (Thái Nguyên) chia sẻ 3 quy tắc “không được sai” để tôn trọng cả gia chủ và người đã khuất:

    1️⃣ Không mở quan trong khi có người thân đang cầu nguyện.
    2️⃣ Không mang bất kỳ vật dụng cá nhân nào vào khu mộ.
    3️⃣ Bảo đảm việc bốc mộ chỉ thực hiện khi có giấy phép và sự đồng ý của gia đình.

    Ông nhấn mạnh: “Mỗi hành động đều phải “toại ý” cả người sống và người chết.”

    #BocMo #ThaiNguyen #Vietnam #CulturalHeritage #Respect #GraveRobbing #NewsVietnam #Tradition

  5. Recently sharing some news about the excavation of a royal tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings has sparked a lot of comments reflecting an often posed question …

    So, let's have a look: What actually *is* the difference between #GraveRobbing and #archaeology?

    trowelandpen.com/2025/02/26/gr

  6. Recently sharing some news about the excavation of a royal tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings has sparked a lot of comments reflecting an often posed question …

    So, let's have a look: What actually *is* the difference between #GraveRobbing and #archaeology?

    trowelandpen.com/2025/02/26/gr

  7. Recently sharing some news about the excavation of a royal tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings has sparked a lot of comments reflecting an often posed question …

    So, let's have a look: What actually *is* the difference between #GraveRobbing and #archaeology?

    trowelandpen.com/2025/02/26/gr

  8. Recently sharing some news about the excavation of a royal tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings has sparked a lot of comments reflecting an often posed question …

    So, let's have a look: What actually *is* the difference between #GraveRobbing and #archaeology?

    trowelandpen.com/2025/02/26/gr

  9. Recently sharing some news about the excavation of a royal tomb in Egypt's Valley of the Kings has sparked a lot of comments reflecting an often posed question …

    So, let's have a look: What actually *is* the difference between #GraveRobbing and #archaeology?

    trowelandpen.com/2025/02/26/gr

  10. Beneath the veneer of legitimacy in the organ, tissue, and body part transplantation systems exists a horrifying history of human commodification. The legacy of "grave robbing" lives on today. #transplant #OrganTransplantation #GraveRobbing #Bioethics www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

  11. Beneath the veneer of legitimacy in the organ, tissue, and body part transplantation systems exists a horrifying history of human commodification. The legacy of "grave robbing" lives on today. #transplant #OrganTransplantation #GraveRobbing #Bioethics www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

  12. Beneath the veneer of legitimacy in the organ, tissue, and body part transplantation systems exists a horrifying history of human commodification. The legacy of "grave robbing" lives on today. #transplant #OrganTransplantation #GraveRobbing #Bioethics www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

  13. Beneath the veneer of legitimacy in the organ, tissue, and body part transplantation systems exists a horrifying history of human commodification. The legacy of "grave robbing" lives on today. #transplant #OrganTransplantation #GraveRobbing #Bioethics www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

  14. At what point does #GraveRobbing turn into #archaeology? 🤔

    How much time has to pass? 50 years? 500 years? 2500 years?

    Asking for a friend.....

  15. At what point does #GraveRobbing turn into #archaeology? 🤔

    How much time has to pass? 50 years? 500 years? 2500 years?

    Asking for a friend.....

  16. At what point does #GraveRobbing turn into #archaeology? 🤔

    How much time has to pass? 50 years? 500 years? 2500 years?

    Asking for a friend.....

  17. At what point does #GraveRobbing turn into #archaeology? 🤔

    How much time has to pass? 50 years? 500 years? 2500 years?

    Asking for a friend.....

  18. @TexasObserver @TheConversationUS The ethics of dissection basically mirrors that of other state institutions in the racist settler colony of USA. But it's just a little more obvious when medical students are commenting on how they were lied to & scarred by the knowledge that they contributed to the symbolic violence of using people's corpses without their consent. Everything happens as if there was an agreement between institutions that these poor, often black people don't matter as much as other people do. Saying #BlackLivesMatter means changing the situation so society and institutions act as if they actually agree with that statement.

    Medical #graverobbing goes far beyond the borders of the USA, as well. My aunt tells me she had a real human skeleton that she took with her on the bus to and from medical school in a case. I just kinda muttered at the Thanksgiving dinner table that the skeleton was probably sold to the broker from somewhere in Asia, as India is one of the countries where historically a lot of medical skeletons came from. I have my doubts as to whether it was acquired ethically. I think, like with cocoa or coltan or other similar products, one has to assume that it wasn't ethical unless proven otherwise.

  19. @TexasObserver @TheConversationUS The ethics of dissection basically mirrors that of other state institutions in the racist settler colony of USA. But it's just a little more obvious when medical students are commenting on how they were lied to & scarred by the knowledge that they contributed to the symbolic violence of using people's corpses without their consent. Everything happens as if there was an agreement between institutions that these poor, often black people don't matter as much as other people do. Saying #BlackLivesMatter means changing the situation so society and institutions act as if they actually agree with that statement.

    Medical #graverobbing goes far beyond the borders of the USA, as well. My aunt tells me she had a real human skeleton that she took with her on the bus to and from medical school in a case. I just kinda muttered at the Thanksgiving dinner table that the skeleton was probably sold to the broker from somewhere in Asia, as India is one of the countries where historically a lot of medical skeletons came from. I have my doubts as to whether it was acquired ethically. I think, like with cocoa or coltan or other similar products, one has to assume that it wasn't ethical unless proven otherwise.

  20. @TexasObserver @TheConversationUS The ethics of dissection basically mirrors that of other state institutions in the racist settler colony of USA. But it's just a little more obvious when medical students are commenting on how they were lied to & scarred by the knowledge that they contributed to the symbolic violence of using people's corpses without their consent. Everything happens as if there was an agreement between institutions that these poor, often black people don't matter as much as other people do. Saying #BlackLivesMatter means changing the situation so society and institutions act as if they actually agree with that statement.

    Medical #graverobbing goes far beyond the borders of the USA, as well. My aunt tells me she had a real human skeleton that she took with her on the bus to and from medical school in a case. I just kinda muttered at the Thanksgiving dinner table that the skeleton was probably sold to the broker from somewhere in Asia, as India is one of the countries where historically a lot of medical skeletons came from. I have my doubts as to whether it was acquired ethically. I think, like with cocoa or coltan or other similar products, one has to assume that it wasn't ethical unless proven otherwise.

  21. Museums, the Vatican, and universities are full of stolen items and plunder from grave robbing and outright snatch-and-grabs. #Indigenous #GraveRobbing #Plunder #theft

  22. Museums, the Vatican, and universities are full of stolen items and plunder from grave robbing and outright snatch-and-grabs. #Indigenous #GraveRobbing #Plunder #theft

  23. Museums, the Vatican, and universities are full of stolen items and plunder from grave robbing and outright snatch-and-grabs. #Indigenous #GraveRobbing #Plunder #theft

  24. Museums, the Vatican, and universities are full of stolen items and plunder from grave robbing and outright snatch-and-grabs. #Indigenous #GraveRobbing #Plunder #theft

  25. Museums, the Vatican, and universities are full of stolen items and plunder from grave robbing and outright snatch-and-grabs. #Indigenous #GraveRobbing #Plunder #theft