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La tala de cedros singulares que pone en peligro el Paisaje de la Luz en Madrid, protegido por la Unesco
Corre peligro por las obras de la línea 11 de Metro, que afectan a árboles de enormes dimensiones junto al parque del Retiro.
Art Fraud Is Top Concern Among Collectors: New Report
Transportation, travel, and accidental damage from entertaining are much more likely to prompt insurance claims compared to art fraud.
Daño al patrimonio en Nasca: avioneta que aterrizó de emergencia afectó a tres líneas
La avioneta que aterrizó de emergencia afectó a tres líneas de este sitio reconocido por la Unesco como Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad en 1994.
Italian minister accused of possessing painting stolen from castle
Fresh controversy for Meloni government as junior culture minister Vittorio Sgarbi placed under investigation.
Caso cerrado: el Thyssen gana el pleito para quedarse el ‘pissarro’ expoliado por los nazis
Una de los tres jueces del Tribunal de Apelaciones de California dice que España tiene derecho a retener el cuadro, pero que moralmente debería devolverlo.
Ancient Italian town demolished by earthquake will be reborn floating on anti-seismic cushion
Seven years after an earthquake virtually erased Castelluccio di Norcia from the central Italian map, almost nothing has been rebuilt in the town.
Pants, moustaches and bird livers among missing museum artefacts
Publicly-funded museums and galleries say more than 1,700 items have gone missing over the past 20 years.
How digital archives are preserving Palestinian history amid Israel’s bombardment of Gaza
Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip has resulted in the damage and destruction of precious records and archives, placing the preservation of Palestinian heritage and identity in jeopardy, scholars have warned.
Treasure Hunters Damage Ancient Rock Carvings After Non-existent ‘Hidden Treasures’
The Adamkayalar reliefs have recently suffered damage from treasure hunters and need urgent protection to avoid irreparable damage and loss.