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Mary Evans highlights the significant issue of the crown’s hidden art collections amidst the larger conversation surrounding the return of looted Nazi art. She questions whether the crown should retain …
The Crown’s Role in Restitution: A Call for Accessibility to Art Read More
The article advocates for the restitution of cultural artifacts held by the crown, highlighting the contrast between the public accessibility of museum collections and the private nature of royal holdings. …
The Crown’s Role in Art Repatriation: A Call for Restitution Read More
Kanazawa, located in Ishikawa Prefecture, is a city rich in cultural history, famous for its well-preserved Edo-period districts, tea houses, and samurai residences. The stunning Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle …
Explore Kanazawa: A Journey Through Japan’s Timeless Culture Read More
The Yale Peabody Museum plans to repatriate human remains and cultural artifacts to Maine tribes, guided by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act. The remains, linked to the …
Yale Peabody Museum Set to Repatriate Remains and Artifacts to Maine Tribes Read More
Yunmeng County in Hubei, despite being the smallest in the province, is leveraging its vast cultural relics to enhance tourism. With over 5,000 artifacts, including ancient bamboo slips revealing early …
Yunmeng County: Breathing New Life into Cultural Heritage and Tourism Read More
Italy returned 56 cultural relics to China as part of international cooperation on heritage protection. This act highlights the longstanding partnership between the two nations in combating the illegal trade …
Italy Returns 56 Cultural Relics to China in Historic Repatriation Read More
Preliminary archaeological surveys in Tartu Central Park reveal significant cultural layers indicating rich historical narratives below the surface. Artifacts such as a unique bone ear scoop and medieval pottery shards …
Unearthing History: Archaeological Layers Discovered in Tartu Central Park Read More
The Save Cultural Heritage Group hosted ArchTalk Season 03 on October 19, celebrating the thirteenth International Archaeology Day. The event featured a keynote from Dr. Gino Ramon Caspari and sessions …
ArchTalk Season 03 Celebrates International Archaeology Day with Engaging Dialogues Read More
Professor Bertram Schefold has celebrated 50 years of teaching at Goethe University, intertwined with major global economic events. Known for his rigorous academic style, he emphasizes integrating economic theory with …
Celebrating 50 Years of Professor Bertram Schefold at Goethe University Frankfurt Read More