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Saturday 21 Nov 09
ST PETERSBURG. At the end of September, Russian president Dmitry Medvedev took up the cause of the country’s endangered architectural heritage during a government meeting, paying attention to the illegal destruction of nearly 2,500 listed buildings over the past decade. This was the first time a... >>>
Aim is to replace the now-defunct Civic Trust >>>
Conservators in Berlin piece together the Tell Halaf fragments over 60 years after they were damaged by Allied bombs >>>
The initiative aims to train a new generation of specialists to replace leading experts who will soon retire >>>
Sculpture damaged in World War II finally restored >>>
American Institute for Conservation to take it over after Stanford University could no longer afford to run it >>>
Who will look after historic houses and fragile museum objects, specialists ask? >>>
Ministry issues apology for the destruction caused by the government-backed project >>>
Experts express concern at the lack of action by Moroccan authorities >>>
Indonesian minister of culture’s public apology for destruction of archaeological site
