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Syria’s Monuments Men
The civil war in Syria has unleashed looting on an epic scale there, and the rise of ISIS has only made the situation worse (and extended it to northern Iraq). After oil, looted antiquities are now the largest source of … Continue reading
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Anastasioupolis: A Lost Byzantine City in Need of a Conservation Program
Well, not lost entirely; I found it, after all. But it certainly feels that way. I had the chance to visit it a couple of weeks ago while traveling through northern Greece. We couldn’t find it on our first attempt. … Continue reading
Posted in Anastasioupolis, Byzantine Greece, CRM
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