The world has already witnessed the barbarity with which ISIS treats precious monuments, but now, a smuggler is showing how they are selling the artifacts to fund their terror.

The world has already witnessed the barbarity with which ISIS treats precious monuments, but now, a smuggler is showing how they are selling the artifacts to fund their terror.
How Daesh Turns Illicit Digs Into Dollars Katie A. Paul On May 16, 2015, US Special Forces raided the compound of Abu Sayyaf, a leader of Daesh (commonly known as...
A group of scholars, historians and activists have been working to protect and preserve the rich cultural heritage of wartorn Syria. The members of the initiative, a joint ef...
Meet the historians, archaeologists, and Syrian civilians risking their lives for a piece of world heritage in Palmyra. Nicknamed the “Monuments Men” for their si...
The world has already witnessed the barbarity with which ISIS treats precious monuments, but now, a smuggler is showing how they are selling the artifacts to fund their terror...
Berlin, 4 June—Some 230 Syrian and international experts joined forces in a two-day meeting to assess damage to cultural heritage sites in Syria, develop methodologi...
The war in Syria has displaced more than half the pop...
Hearing Hearing entitled “Preventing Cultural...
With great sadness and sorrow, the team of The Day Afte...
The Day After Heritage Protection Initiative Statement on the Ma’arra Museum A chapter in the efforts of the people of Ma’arra Al Nu’man to protect their m...
The Syrian team of TDA-HPI in cooperating with Arc-k Project and ARTIVE wins "Our World Heritage" competition prize, the projects aim to build capacity for local Syrians to...
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