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Hidden Idols follows Brent Easter, a federal agent with Homeland Security Investigations, as he tracks the black market sale of antiquities. The documentary focuses on the journey of sacred artifacts stolen from a village in India and their eventual appearance in a store on Madison Avenue. Through Easter's investigation, the film explains the complex world of cultural preservation and the crime associated with the trafficking of these important items.
The film runs for 13 minutes and provides a concise look at the intersection of archaeology and crime. It emphasizes the significance of protecting cultural heritage and the challenges faced by law enforcement in combating the illicit trade of antiquities.
Why Watch
- •Follow Brent Easter's investigation into stolen artifacts.
- •See how sacred items end up on Madison Avenue.
- •Find out about the black market for antiquities.
Did You Know
•Brent Easter works for Homeland Security Investigations.
•Artifacts were stolen from a village in India.
•The documentary is 13 minutes long.
•The black market sale of antiquities is a significant issue.
Perfect For
Cultural preservationArchaeology enthusiastsTrue crime fans