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JANUARY 10, 2009 | PART OF NEW YORK TIMES ARTS & LEISURE: 9TH ANNUAL ARTS & LEISURE WEEKEND, Christopher Hitchens, Sharon Waxman, and James Cuno participated in a panel discussion on lost and stolen art of ancient civilizations. Topics included where artifacts come from, where they ended up, and what should be done with them. Panel members were shown and talked about slides of photographs from Sharon Waxman’s book, Loot: The Battle Over the Stolen Treasures of the Ancient World. The panelists responded to audience members' questions following their remarks. Daniel Wakin moderated.

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