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El incivismo y el vandalismo amenazan los enclaves emblemáticos de la Costa da Morte
Los daños contra el medio ambiente y el patrimonio se suceden en la comarca.
UN strongly condemns Russian strikes in Odesa, Ukraine
Senior UN officials have strongly condemned the deadly Russian missile strikes in the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Sunday which damaged several historic buildings.
Climate Activists Who Glued Themselves to Raphael’s ‘Sistine Madonna’ Should Pay Fines, Dresden Prosecutors Say
Two people could pay 1,500 euros each.
Syrians mourn loss of Damascus heritage sites after fire in 800-year-old Souk Sarouja
On July 16, the people of Damascus awoke to the shocking news that fire had torn through the city’s historical district overnight, destroying the palace of Abdulrahman Pasha Al-Yusuf in the Old City’s Souk Sarouja.
Continúa la polémica alrededor del descubrimiento arqueológico en una construcción de Miami
Intervino la Junta de Preservación Histórica de la ciudad y decidió que se proteja de manera temporal el asentamiento prehistórico.
Missing for decades, a stolen 15th-century letter from Christopher Columbus heads home to Italy
The United States has returned a stolen 15th-century letter by Christopher Columbus to Italy, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced Wednesday.
La Policía recupera un documento de Alfonso VIII robado en 1980 en la catedral de Cuenca
El ‘Privilegio Rodado’ había sido puesto a la venta por un bufete de abogados de Barcelona con la certificación de una catedrático de Historia Medieval.
Climate change menaces China’s ancient heritage sites
Rainwater leaks and rising humidity have damaged ancient cave paintings, including those in the famous Mogao grottoes, environmental group Greenpeace said.
Investigators seize $69M worth of stolen artifacts bought by Met trustee Shelby White
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has confiscated nearly 90 artifacts from the collection of the prominent New York philanthropist after they were found to have been stolen.