The Missing Pieces

2. A general agreement reached by a group of people.
4. An adjective for an approach that looks at the "whole" picture, not just the separate parts.
6. The professional work of selecting, organizing, and looking after the items in a museum or gallery.
9. The official act of returning something (like an artifact or a person) to its country of origin.
11. The "spark" or event that causes a process or a (chemical) reaction to start.
13. Relating to moral principles or the "right" and "wrong" of human conduct.
17. Describes a situation that is fair and impartial, not just equal but just.
18. The word for an object's complete ownership history, like its biography.
20. A word for an argument or relationship that is angry, bitter, and full of ill will.

1. To place something in a new or different context, which changes its meaning.
3. A formal word for a conversation or discussion aimed at reaching an agreement.
5. The act of restoring something that was lost or stolen; often involves compensation.
7. Describes something real but non-physical that you cannot touch, like a belief or a feeling.
8. Describes something that is shared or felt by two orl more people; a "two-way street."
10. The practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit; a balanced give-and-take.
12. A person whose job is to take care of or manage something (like property or heritage) for someone else.
14. A deep emotional or psychological wound or shock.
15. What a person, culture, or historical event leaves behind for future generations.
16. Describes something that causes a lot of disagreement and hostility between people.
19. A historical object made by a human, often found by archaeologists.