Doris Stone

Doris Stone

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Doris Stone was an archaeologist who, during the 1930s, became notorious for her involvement in the illicit extraction of archaeological pieces from Honduras, contributing to the trafficking of cultural heritage to foreign institutions.

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Costa Rica Costa Rica: Doris Stone is mentioned as the possible owner of the house where the artists stayed, though her existence is uncertain. 5

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Amighetti y un grupo de artistas bisoños en Barva

Honduras Honduras: Doris Stone was a researcher who worked in Playa de los Muertos and obtained marble pieces that ended up in American universities. 6

La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: Vasos mayas de mármol subastados por miles de euros