On August 22, 2020, the court of the Israeli occupation authorities decided to keep the old manuscripts, known as “Damascus Crowns,” in the custody of the National Library in the occupied territories of Palestine
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The archaeological authorities of the Israeli occupation announced that they found about 424 coins made of pure 24 karat gold and weighing 845 grams in a clay jar buried and installed.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has laid a foundation stone for the construction of a Hindu temple, on the ruins of the historical Babri Mosque, to announce the end of the conflict over this historical architectural
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Cairo residents woke up on July 20, 2020 to the news that bulldozers had demolished parts of the historic area called "the Mamluk Desert" dating back to the Mamluk period in the Al-Firdaws area of Cairo, under the pretext of expanding roads.
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After a stone statue representing the head of the young King Tutankhamun was sold in the famous auction house in London "christie's" for more than six million dollars, the debate escalated again about the trade of legal or illegal artifacts in the world
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The damage of the Beirut port explosion continues to appear, indicating the extent of the catastrophic devastation that afflicted the city and the whole country. The political and economic costs are very large, but what about the cultural and heritage damages? Beirut contains many museums, ancient and historical buildings and art galleries in addition to the churches and historical mosques …
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