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Illinois State Museum Returns Stolen Artifacts to Kenyan Officials
This repatriation is part of a larger effort to return vigango objects to Kenya.
VIDÉO. Une église historique à pan de bois détruite par un incendie dans la Marne, "le symbole du village qui disparaît"
À Drosnay, dans la Marne, une église historique à pan de bois a été détruite par un incendie ce vendredi 7 juillet.
UNESCO y CSIS confirman la "amenaza real" de un tsunami en España
Pese a que España no llega al nivel telúrico que hay en países como Chile, Japón, China, México o Estados Unidos, no se exime de la posibilidad de que ocurra una catástrofe natural.
A Tourist Who Was Arrested for Carving His and His Girlfriend's Names Into the Colosseum Is Begging for Forgiveness
A man accused of vandalism after a video of him carving his name into the Colosseum in Rome went viral has begged for forgiveness.
‘Everything is Gone’: Cultural Centers in Sudan Burned and Looted As Civil War Rages
Researchers are scrambling to document losses.
Dos investigados por expoliar un yacimiento arqueológico de la Edad del Bronce e Ibérica en Sierra del Segura
Expoliaban con ayuda de un detector de metales restos de un yacimiento arqueológico.
Inside the Reconstruction of the Mosul Cultural Museum, Where a Team Works to Restore the War-Ravaged Building and Its Collection
ISIS nearly destroyed the Mosul Cultural Museum in 2014. Nearly 10 years later, it rises from the rubble, and will soon reopen to the world.
France Passes Law Allowing Museums to Restitute Nazi-Looted Artworks
The new law streamlines the country’s laborious process for restitution.
At last, Venice’s authorities admit the risk from sea-level rise
At a conference organised by the new Venice Sustainability Foundation in June, major public figures agreed for the first time that sea-level rise is the main problem facing the city now.