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 ...
Tag: archaeology
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 ...
The Libyan desert: natural and human heritage under threat
By Mustafa J. Salem, Geology Department, University of Tripoli. A wadi in the Messak area after rain. Rare flora and fauna were ...
Poland eyes Libyan heritage market
Warsaw University: Poland is hoping . . .to bring extensive conservation skills to Libya (Photo: Tom Westcott) Tripoli, 17 February ...
Security in Libya holding up archaeological breakthrough
By Tom Westcott. The Libyan Sahara is home to thousands of examples of rock art (Photo: Savino di Lernia) ...
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: ...
Underwater archaeology conference in Tripoli
Tripoli, 2 December: A conference on underwater archaeology is being . . .organised by the Italian Cultural Institute and the ...
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