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cjal-3289	Marton, Autumn L.	On Rabbits, Rats, and Low-Hanging Fruit: Rethinking the Impact of International Agreements On China’s Domestic Cultural Property Protection	2009	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9824	398	47	In considering the impact of international agreements intended to curtail the illicit trade in Chinese cultural relics on domestic cultural property protection in China, it is apparent that the memory of Western plunder not only draws atten- tion away from China's current responsibility in preserving its antiquities and archaeological sites, but also characterizes the Western exploitation of China's national treasures during the 19th century as an ongoing phe- nomenon. Part III will focus on the most recent devel- opment in the international protection of Chinese cultural property, the U.S.-China MOU, which provides blanket import restrictions on unautho- rized Chinese antiquities originating during or before the end of the Tang Dynasty (907 CE) and monumental sculptures and wall art at least 250 years old.	cache/cjal-3289.pdf	txt/cjal-3289.txt