After a critical report, authorities in Ohrid insist they are working to keep the city on UNESCO’s World Heritage list – but many locals say business interests continue to prevail over environmental needs.
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Illegal metal detecting is such a problem in #archaeology - knowing all the artefacts found on a site, & where they were, is so vital to research - this just makes things so difficult. And must be infuriating for all the good metal detectorists out there!
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Una pequeña selección del Tesoro de Cuerdale (Lancashire). Sus objetos proceden tanto de los reinos vikingos del este de Inglaterra como del rival reino de Wessex de Ælfred el Grande e incluye monedas bizantinas, escandinavas, islámicas, papales y del norte de Italia.
Comprehensive, thoughtful perspective on the current status of Notre Dame, nine months after the tragic fire. Presumably sometime soon, restoration efforts will have to begin, as the structure is still in a precarious condition, an…https://t.co/9MFfXwk7A4 https://t.co/qGdI80XoaU
Medieval ceramics, tableware and others items found in a long filled-in cesspit above Courtauld Institute of Art in central London
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The desert remains of the #Roman quarry at Mons Claudianus (Egypt).
The quarry was worked between the C1st & C3rd AD. The workforce was overseen by the #RomanArmy, & (unusually) was made up of skilled civilian craftsmen rather than slaves.
#AncientSiteSunday#RomanEgypt
As the obligation to protect cultural heritage sites was amply publicized this week thanks to the US president, this piece offers some great photos of the architectural treasures of Afghanistan, a number of which are at serious risk.
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Chinese tourists will continue to power a global travel boom for the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday in January, despite a slowing economy, according to a report published by one of China's largest online travel platforms. #bangkokpost#business https://t.co/5hlr2llqaA
The ruins of the #Roman city of Cuicul (Djémila, Algeria).
The city was founded as a veteran colony under the emperor Nerva. It was built in a mountainous area, making the layout quite complicated - but providing a spectacular backdrop to the ruins.
#AncientSiteSunday
A new issue of the International Journal of Heritage Studies is dedicated to Anticipating Loss: Rethinking Endangerment in Heritage Futures https://t.co/gwzZPSebuX @Sarah_May1@Unescosverige@linneuni