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Published on 3 February 2013
Focus on training for the benefit of heritage professionals
Published on 4 November 2012
Rigorous procedures prevented auction house to sell illicit aretfacts
Published on 13 October 2012
Three people had been killed and several others wounded in the town of Rajma
Published on 7 October 2012
Destruction of Sufi religious and historic sites in Libya
Published on 17 November 2011
2nd Mission to Benghazi, Cyrene, Ptolemais, Apollonia
Published on 4 November 2011
NATO achieved precision strikes
Published on 3 November 2011
More damage expected but even during eight months of war the archaeological sites were untouched
Published on 31 October 2011
Coins from Benghazi bank looted
Published on 13 October 2011
Benghazi museum looted
Stolen treasure never been displayed in Libya
Italian buyer has voluntarily relinquished the work
Published on 30 September 2011
Emergency assessment mission
Published on 22 September 2011
UNESCO is preparing a meeting on Libya?s rich cultural heritage
Published on 21 September 2011
Statement on Libya from archaeological community
Leptis Magna safe
Published on 20 September 2011
Libyans care about their heritage
Published on 16 September 2011
Gaddafi's Hilltop palace looted and trashed in February
NATO attacks but no heritage damage
Published on 15 September 2011
Fiction and facts or..politics?
Published on 11 September 2011
Important artifacts remained untouche
Discussing Libya's heritage future
Published on 7 September 2011
I want to know what happened, says archaeologist
Published on 5 September 2011
Selling non-sense
Published on 3 September 2011
The post-conflict moment is very risky
Published on 1 September 2011
Identity reinvented
Museums not robbed say colleugues
Published on 30 August 2011
Strong accusations by Russian expert
Published on 29 August 2011
Cinq sites de Libye classés au patrimoine mondial de l'humanité
Journalist slips in the Libya Museum
Published on 26 August 2011
Parts of Libya's cultural heritage have been threatened before
Saif Gaddafi, Libya's Cultural Ambassador still At Large
Published on 25 August 2011
Rebels implored them not to pillage or destroy the palace
Not to open to celebrate Colonel Gaddafi?s rise to power
Continous concern over Libya's heritage
Published on 22 July 2011
War and heritage
Published on 17 July 2011
Leptis Magna, a prominent city of the Roman Empire, are in danger
Published on 15 July 2011
NATO and Gaddafi incited to protect heritage
Published on 15 June 2011
Rich archaeological patrimony in danger
Art works believed to have been looted or destroyed
Published on 14 June 2011
Old Town of Ghadamès was shelled by Government forces
Claim Gaddafi troops have stashed rocket launchers on Leptis Magna
NATO refused to say whether it would bomb ancient Roman ruins
Published on 11 June 2011
Leptis Magna risks destruction
Gaddafi's forces also shelled world heritage-listed city Gadamis
Published on 6 June 2011
Last year, 10,000 tourists came to visit Cyrene
Published on 26 May 2011
Berber seek to revive identity denied under Gaddafi
Published on 3 April 2011
Put together by Pleiades
Published on 28 March 2011
There's been investment in oil, but none at all in tourism
Published on 23 March 2011
Libya and the allies must respect the Hague Convention
Published on 21 March 2011
Important Roma settlements in Libya
Published on 2 March 2011
Unrest in Lybia may effect their sites
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20 February 2013
We emptied Syria's museums
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19 February 2013
The ancient manuscripts of Timbuktu are a door into Africa's golden age. We must not let this crisis threaten their survival
These manuscripts are our identity
Mosaics depicting scenes from Homer?s epic poem The Odyssey.
18 February 2013
Press, reigime and propaganda
International Conference on Protection of Cultural Property in Asia