Italy to help restore Libyan antiquities
By Sami Zaptia. Italy to help Libya restore its antiquities (Libyan embassy, Rome). London, 18 September 2019: Italy is to ...
Tag: antiquities
Philaeni statues’ disappearance refuted by antiquities authorities
By Libya Herald staff. Bronze statues of the Philaeni brothers at the museum in Sultan Tunis, 16 October 2017: The ...
Libyans should protect their historical sites – Zeidan
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 19 August 2013: Speaking at last Wednesday’s press conference, Prime Minister Ali Zeidan appealed to the ...
Hands-on heritage training for conservators
Minister of Culture, . . .Habib Al-Amin, looking at some of the restored artefacts and hearing more about methods of ...
Libya still at risk from the plunder and smuggling of antiquities
By Tom Westcott. Two recovered Libyan artefacts, with the head of Flavia Domitilla, returned to the country last year, on the ...
LD 10 million for heritage “is a start”
By Tom Westcott. Culture Minister Habib Al-Amin and Chairman of the Department of . . .Antiquities, Saleh Agab (Photo: Tom ...
Bringing Libya’s past into the twenty-first century
By Tom Westcott. Heritage professionals discuss the country's treasures in the National Museum (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 10 February 2013: ...
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