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The Italian authorities crack down on tomb raiders

(5 Jul 2007) Anguillara 1. Wide of Bracciano's lake shore, with Anguillara downtown in the background 2. Mid of "La Collegiata", Anguillara's church 3. Mid of Pietro Casasanta with friends 4. Close Up of Pietro Casasanta 5. Wide of lake shore 6. Wide of ancient Roman ruins 7. Close Up of ancient Roman ruins 8. SOUNDBITE : (Italian) Pietro Casasanta, Former looter " I have tried to recuperate what I could. In short, I've always tried to arrive just before the development. In the end, this is the truth. To save from the cement and degradation everything that you could save." 9. Cut away of ancient Roman ruins 10. SOUNDBITE : (Italian) Pietro Casasanta, Former looter "Emperor Hadrian once said a very beautiful and important thing. He said he was the keeper of world beauty, what does this mean. It means that the Emperor and the chief architect, Hadrian's Villa was built by him. He was the Emperor of Rome and so the Emperor of the world and caretaker of the world's beauty. In all modesty, in my own small way, I tried all my life, and I will continue as long as I live, to recuperate for the world the beauty that Hadrian was talking about, which are the beauties of western world." 11. Cut away of ancient Roman ruins 12. Wide of ancient Roman ruins Rome 13. Wide external of Carabinieri Art Squad Headquarters 14. Tilt from italian and european flags to Carabinieri (police) headquarter entrance 15.Close up of sign saying: " Comando carabinieri tutela patrimonio culturale"-- "carabinieri headquarters for the protection of cultural heritage" 16. General Giovanni Nistri, head of Carabinieri Art Squad working at his desk 17. Cut away of Art Squad folders 18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) General Giovanni Nistri, Head of art squad with Italy's paramilitary Carabinieri police " If we think that in 2006 illegal diggings that we discovered or were reported to us were no more than about 40, 37 to be precise. Compare this to 2005 when the illegal diggings discovered were around 45-46, it is not so much these last years that give a clear indication but the fact that at the end of the nineties we had about one thousand of them, more or less." 19. Cut away of military medals 20. SOUNDBITE (Italian) General Giovanni Nistri, Head of art squad with Italy's paramilitary Carabinieri police " The are many possible motives, some obviously are known, according to our interpretation, you would have to ask the negative protagonists of this activity, there is no doubt that the decrease exists and that it has been constant in last few years. I would say therefore from many aspects it is all linked to this activity, these preventive measures and also I would underline the investigative activity that has made it more difficult and therefore also less financially-rewarding the selling of the looted antiquities. The best looted antiquities." 21. Cut away of pictures in general's office 22. Wide external of National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia 23. Close Up of sign saying: "National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia" 24. Various objects from Castellani collection 25. Anna Maria Moretti, museum supervisor, entering in museum library 26. Cut away of Etruscan marble blocks 27. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Anna Maria Moretti, National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia 28. Cut away of Euphronio's cup 29. Mid of Etruscan jewellery, Etruscan Museum collection 30. Various of Etruscan jewellery, Etruscan Museum collection 31. Wide of museum hall 32. Zoom out of Etruscan pottery LEAD IN : Italian authorities are cracking down on antique thieves. STORYLINE : Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...