| | Operation Geryon | p. 1 |
| | Sotheby's, Switzerland, smugglers | p. 25 |
| | Connoisseurs and criminals - the passion for Greek Vases | p. 33 |
| | Corridor 17 | p. 48 |
| | Forensic archaeology in the freeport | p. 53 |
| | The paper trail, the Polaroids, and the "Cordata" | p. 66 |
| | The Getty - the "Museum of the Tombaroli" | p. 80 |
| | The metropolitan in New York and other rogue museums | p. 100 |
| | "Collectors are the real looters" | p. 112 |
| | The laundries of London and New York | p. 135 |
| | Phone taps and the great rumor | p. 146 |
| | The Paris raid on Robert Hecht | p. 156 |
| | Raids in Zurich and Geneva, arrest and interrogations in Cyprus and Berlin | p. 182 |
| | Interrogations in Los Angeles and Manhattan | p. 203 |
| | The puzzle of the "orphans" | p. 222 |
| | The "Cordata" continues - in Egypt, Greece, Israel, and Oxford | p. 230 |
| | The fall of Robin Symes | p. 248 |
| | The woodcutter's archive | p. 265 |
| | The trial of Giacomo Medici | p. 269 |
| | Trading with Japan, trials in Rome | p. 284 |
| | Conclusion : $500 million + 100,000 looted tombs = Chippindale's law | p. 299 |