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Published on 13 June 2013

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Published on 20 February 2013

Syrian violence threatens ancient treasures

We emptied Syria's museums

Comics from Syria

Syrian Messengers

Published on 19 February 2013

Mali's ancient treasures are too valuable to be buried again

The ancient manuscripts of Timbuktu are a door into Africa's golden age. We must not let this crisis threaten their survival

People of Timbuktu save manuscripts from invaders

These manuscripts are our identity

Ancient Homer tablets the latest invaluable artifacts stolen in Syria

Mosaics depicting scenes from Homer?s epic poem The Odyssey.

Published on 18 February 2013

Cultural Property Again in the Propaganda War in Syria

Press, reigime and propaganda

Live Blogging from Bhutan

International Conference on Protection of Cultural Property in Asia

Published on 17 February 2013

Eighteen ancient Odyssey mosaics stolen in Syria, minister says

Mosaics were stolen during illegal excavation

Published on 15 February 2013

Amid hope of restitution, Nigeria hosts foreign museums

Desire that the gift inaugurates fruitful dialogue

Published on 13 February 2013

Antiques shop raid nets loot stolen from Siem Reap pagoda

Undercover Heritage Protection officers detained two men

Slashing Culture

The arts appear to be one of the most dispensable areas

Rapport sur les musées syriens 2011-2012 - État des lieux no 1

Douze musées syriens victimes de vols et de bombardements

World Heritage sites attacked during war

Too much too many

Syrian Official Warns of Trafficking in Antiquities

Rampant trafficking in antiquities

GHF Preservation Fellow Documents Syria's Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites

Many of its most historic and celebrated sites are at risk

GHN Posts Updated Report by Emma Cunliffe on Damage to Syria's World Heritage Sites

Many of its most historic and celebrated sites are at risk - next phase

Syrian rebels loot artifacts to raise money for fight against Assad

Some days we are fighters; others we are archaeologists

Stolen Buddha statues found in South Korea may not be returned

Stolen from Japanese temples

People Not Stones: Fighting Looting With Local Development

Together with development

Published on 10 February 2013

Regional training in Amman to address the illicit trafficking of cultural heritage in Syria

UNESCO?s action in response to the current Syrian crisis

Published on 9 February 2013

Police seize large cache of Syrian artefacts

Stored illegal artefacts in an apartment

Published on 7 February 2013

The Status of Syrian Antiquities since the Beginning of the Crisis until Feb 1, 2013, and their Protection Measures

Official report of Syrian DGAM

Published on 4 February 2013

How Timbuktu Saved Its Books

Behind the rescue of Mali?s historic manuscripts

Published on 3 February 2013

Director-General visits Mali with French President François Hollande

Expert mission would soon be sent

UNESCO supports Libyan heritage with two million dollar project

Focus on training for the benefit of heritage professionals

Egypt's Scientific Institute comes back to life

After 4 months restoration

Help save the cultural heritage of Afghanistan

Mes Anyak a mess?

Published on 1 February 2013

Revolution Brings Hard Times for Egypt's Treasures

Enthusiasm has given way to neglect and disrepair

Ali Ferzat to Relaunch His Satirical Magazine, Al-Domari, in Egypt

Fight with humour

Systematic ruin of Egypt's antiquities in Haram

The house of Ispenian was robbed during the revolution but now it is destroyed

Author Nihad Sirees: We Are Fighting the Formal History of a Regime

ArabLit?s Nadia Ghanem recently met with Syrian author Nihad Sirees

National Museum of Korean Contemporary History offers reconciliation through dialogue

Museums and dialogue

Published on 31 January 2013

UNESCO determined to help Mali restore and rebuild its cultural heritage

UNESCO plans and actions

International experts meeting on earthen architecture: its preservation and potential for the future

Conservation earthern architecture

Timbuktu's documentary treasures

Memory of the World project

Published on 30 January 2013

Timbuktu Update

Custodians of the libraries worked quietly to save mss

Bulk of Timbuktu manuscripts safe, unharmed -experts

No damage to most mss experts report

Meeting of the Director-General with Aurélie Filippetti, French Minister of Culture and Communication

Discussion on Mali

Published on 29 January 2013

France returns smuggled Nok artefacts to Nigeria

Finally Nok statues return home

New cemetery endangers Egypt's more than 4,500-year-old pharaonic necropolis

Sites encroached

Lebanese for Lebanon: when cultural heritage aims for peace

Course - Heritage aims for peace

Published on 28 January 2013

Timbuktu mayor: Mali rebels torched library of historic manuscripts

Fleeing Islamist insurgents burnt two buildings containing priceless books as French-led troops approached, says mayor

Published on 25 January 2013

ICCROM & ATHAR at WAC7: Follow-up to the Sharjah Initiative

Archaeology as a Target

The political economy of cultural heritage

Multiple layers of culture historically influence Indoneisa

Culture and Development (Guyana)

Discussion of culture has always been off limits

Published on 24 January 2013

Stolen Egyptian artefacts seized on Cairo-Suez highway

Looters caught

Published on 22 January 2013

US plea to protect Syria's rich heritage

Both sides must take steps to protect heritage

Published on 21 January 2013

Turkey wages 'cultural war' in pursuit of its archaeological treasures

Turkey has threatened to bar foreign archaeologists from excavation sites

Published on 20 January 2013

Protect archaeological site of Mahasthangarh

High Court asks government

Published on 16 January 2013

Mali Conflict: Unesco Says Protecting Heritage Sites Key To Building Peace

The City of 333 Saints