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| Les médias nous informent : mars 2008 |
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| Stop Press
Recueil d’articles de presse sur des sujets liés au patrimoine. Les points de vue exprimés dans ces derniers n’engagent évidemment que leurs auteurs.

31 mars
- Giant Statue of Ancient Egypt Queen Found
The National Geographic, United States
Steven Stanek: Archaeologists have uncovered a pristinely preserved statue of a powerful Egyptian queen at the sprawling mortuary temple of Amenhotep III on Luxor's West Bank.
- Unlocking Stonehenge's secrets
BBC News, United Kingdom
Emma Parkins: Stonehenge is a British wonder of the ancient world - it's also as familiar a part of our landscape as the White Cliffs of Dover.
- La médina de Meknès: mobilisation pour sauvegarder l'héritage
Menara, Morocco
Reflet d'une grandeur d'un passé architectural glorieux et de l'authenticité d'un savoir-faire inégalé dans les domaines culturel, urbanistique et social, la Médina de Meknès avec ses vestiges historiques, ses édifices et l'originalité de sa beauté séculaire, sont aujourd'hui autant de patrimoines et de supports civilisationnels que les acteurs de la ville se mobilisent pour sauvegarder, préserver et réhabiliter.
- 450 bienes patrimoniales se rescatarán
El Comercio, Ecuador
El Ministerio de Coordinación de Patrimonio Cultural recibió USD 33 millones. Entre los planes está repatriar piezas arqueológicas.
- Giant preserved squid on display
BBC News, United Kingdom
The squid, 6.5m (21.5ft) long, has undergone plastination, which means its liquids have been replaced by a polymer.

28 mars
- Art casualties from Tibet to Cambodia find an eager market
International Herald Tribune
Souren Melikian: Indeed, the gilt bronze Buddhist figures that each auction house ran on the glossy covers of their catalogues indicated that the thrust was not on India, nor even Southeast Asia, but Tibet.
- Afghanistan's fight for its cultural heritage
Radio Netherlands
Marijke van der Meer: One of the lesser noticed side-effects of the war and violence in Afghanistan is the immeasurable loss caused to the country's rich cultural heritage.
- Oldest recorded voices sing again
BBC News, United Kingdom
An "ethereal" 10 second clip of a woman singing a French folk song has been played for the first time in 150 years.

27 mars
- National Gallery head: don't forget the old masters
The Independent, United Kingdom
Arifa Akbar: Nicholas Penny, the newly appointed director of the National Gallery, yesterday expressed concern over the art industry's obsession with contemporary works to the exclusion of older paintings.
- Un enregistrement de 1860 audible pour la première fois
cyberpresse.ca, Canada
L'enregistrement d'Au clair de la lune, réalisé par un inventeur parisien en 1860, soit 17 ans avant l'invention du phonographe par Edison, peut désormais être écouté grâce à des chercheurs californiens, a annoncé jeudi une société américaine d'archives audio.
- El museo abstracto de Coahuila
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Manuel Toledo: En el norte de México hay un museo sin obras ni edificios. O tal vez no exista. BBC Mundo habla con su creado,r el artista mexicano Mario García Torres.
- Conservación y difusión de los sitios de interés
al resguardo del patrimonio
InfoBan, Argentina
Es a través del Decreto 371 que firmó el intendente Sergio Massa creando la Comisión de Recuperación y Ampliación del patrimonio histórico y cultural de Tigre “que va a estar integrada tanto por los responsables de la municipalidad como por vecinos”, según explicó a InfoBAN el Secretario de Gobierno de Tigre, Eduardo Cergnul.
- La mandíbula más vieja de Europa
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Paul Rincon: Los restos de humanos más antiguos de Europa occidental fueron descubiertos en España por un equipo de científicos.

26 mars
- Debemos cuidar que el turismo no afecte al patrimonio cultural del país: De Anda
La Jornada, Spain
Xochimilco y esa capital son los únicos sitios que cuentan con acciones para su conservación. El arquitecto, quien –junto con Ciro Caraballo Perichi y Diana Ponce– elaboró el Plan de Manejo del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Oaxaca de Juárez, advirtió: “No hay que hacerle el juego a un proyecto de ingreso económico.
- Challenge to Council: protect heritage areas
Scoop.co.nz, New Zealand
“I was delighted to read in the Herald recently that the Council rejected a plan to demolish 7600 homes in Auckland’s heritage suburbs and was reassured when the Mayor react with anger and disbelief to the idea,” said Judith Tizard.
- Applying GIS to cultural heritage and tourism management
VietNamNet Bridge, Vietnam
Thirty Vietnamese and German academics attended a forum on cultural heritage management and tourism development on Sunday, which discussed the advantages of applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Vietnamese cultural heritage and tourism management, reports the Vietnam News Agency.
- 2ème édition du FESTAG : Le tourisme et la culture à l’honneur !
Kaba Bachir, Guinea
C’est le Festival de Guinée qui se propose de « repositionner la Guinée dans un contexte international lui permettant de mieux vendre son image en favorisant la réalisation de projets d’un véritable développement culturel et touristique. »
- Patrimonio especializado
Diario de Sevilla, Spain
La localidad gaditana de Sanlúcar de Barrameda plantea con interés la necesaria tarea de revitalizar nuestras ciudades cohesionando sus barrios significativos.
- "Mutilan" a un moái
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Un turista finlandés deseoso de llevarse un recuerdo de la remota Isla de Pascua, decidió que la mejor forma era mutilar la oreja a una de las centenarias estatuas polinesias conocidas como moáis.
- Notorious bear ends up in museum
BBC News, United Kingdom
A wild bear which touched the hearts of Germans by dodging hunters for weeks has gone on display in a Munich museum.

25 mars
- 1200e anniversaire de la fondation de Fès
Le Matin.ma, Morocco
Le lancement officiel des festivités célébrant 1200 ans de la fondation de la ville de Fès aura lieu le 5 avril prochain à travers l'organisation d'un spectacle musical grandiose à la place Bab Boujloud en présence d'invités nationaux et étrangers, selon les organisateurs.

24 mars
- Cambodia develops cultural heritage and eco-tourism
e-TurboNews
In recent years, the government of Cambodia has given priority to the development of the country’s tourism industry, focusing on cultural and eco-tourism in order to promote the advancement of national economy and rapid poverty alleviation.
- La sauvegarde du patrimoine, priorité des cubains
Ahora.Cu, Cuba
La sauvegarde des valeurs les plus authentiques et de plus grand enracinement populaire est et sera toujours une priorité pour les cubains, a affirmé Eusebio Leal, Historien de la Ville, en clôturant le VIIème Congrès International du Patrimoine Culturel.
- Archaeology dept to develop State heritage sites
Assam Tribune, India
Bent on exploiting the full tourism potential of the ancient heritage sites of the State, the Directorate of Archaeology, Government of Assam has undertaken a project on protection, preservation and development plus survey and documentation of some selected historical sites under the aegis of the 12th Finance Commission.
- Nigeria: Ade Ajayi, Segun Olusola, Others Revive Yoruba Heritage
AllAfrica.com
In their resolve to resuscitate the dying Yoruba cultural heritage, some notable Yoruba indigenes, in conjunction with the Odu'a Investment Company Limited, have shown their readiness to sponsor the production of CD albums containing folksongs, folktales and poems for the education and entertainment of Yoruba in Nigeria and beyond.
- Patrimonio y PN impiden derribo casas victorianas
Listín Diario, Dominican Republic
Por la rápida intervención de la dirección local de Patrimonio Monumental, el Centro Histórico de Santiago no perdió el sábado dos inmuebles de valor patrimonial.

23 mars
- Grandeur et mystère du Sahara marocain
Le Matin.ma, Morocco
Depuis des siècles déjà, le désert était une passion ancienne pour les Européens. De nombreux explorateurs, aventuriers passionnés du Sahara, se rendent au Sahara pour la découverte de ce monde immense, mystérieux et infini.

22 mars
- Yemeni carpenter works heritage into wood art
Yemen Observer
Eman al-Jarady: Showing the heritage of one’s country through art is challenging and distinguished work. To have the talent and ability to show that heritage through creations of wood is unbelievable.
- A building tells a million stories
Financial Times, United Kingdom
Edwin Heathcote: If you approach Renzo Piano’s Paris office from the Seine, it looks like just another bourgeois entrance – simple name-plate, passage, bell, metal door.
- An example of city's Edwardian architectural heritage
Peterborough Examiner, Canada
Andrew Elliott: Tucked away in a quiet area of Ashburnham, on land that used to belong to the Engleburn Estate, is a house that provides another example of Peterborough's Edwardian architectural heritage.

21 mars
- Le pillage des richesses archéologiques
France 2
Des experts, venus du monde entier, ont lancé un cri d'alarme lors d'une conférence sur ce thème qui s'est tenu à Athènes mardi 19 mars sous l'égide de l'UNESCO.
- Préservation du patrimoine historique
Le Matin.ma, Morocco
Une journée d'étude sur le passé et le devenir de la cité portugaise d'El Jadida a été organisée récemment par le Centre du patrimoine maroco-lusitanien et l'Association de la Cité portugaise.
- Clausuran Congreso Internacional
de Patrimonio
Granma, Cuba
El tráfico ilícito del patrimonio, el papel del museo municipal y la significación de las festividades populares cerrarán los debates del VII Congreso Internacional de Patrimonio Gestión y Salvaguarda, que será clausurado hoy en esta capital.

20 mars
- Estée Lauder billionaire donates $131m to Whitney Museum
The Independent, United Kingdom
David Usborne: The pockets of the Whitney Museum on the Upper East Side of New York, renowned for its works by contemporary and living artists, have been significantly deepened with a gift of $131m (£66m) from the chairman of its board, the cosmetics tycoon Leonard Lauder.
- 'Beeb' creators reunite at museum
BBC News, United Kingdom
Darren Waters: The creators of the BBC Micro are reuniting at the Science Museum in London to discuss the legacy of the computer known fondly as "the Beeb".
- Turkey's cultural heritage on t-shirts
Turkish Daily News
Turkey’s cultural values and heritage goes on t-shirts. Two young entrepreneurs from the Aegean city of İzmir merge their design companies and start producing items and t-shirts with the motto ‘Let Heritage Surround You’.
- Artful $5 Mil scam forgeries on ebay
New York Post, United States
Hasani Gittens:
The feds yesterday indicted seven people in Chicago for two overlapping art frauds that brought in more than $5 million and stretched from Chicago to Canada, Australia, Japan and Europe - with a New Yorker providing the painting talent behind many of the forgeries.
- Ratifica Cuba liderazgo en preservación del patrimonio
Granma, Cuba
Janet González, especialista del Centro Nacional de Conservación, Restauración y Museología (CENCREM), aseveró que la institución ha incrementado cualitativamente, en los últimos dos años, su apoyo técnico y metodológico a los museos del país.
- Especulación inmobiliaria afecta patrimonio colombiano
Prensa Latina , Cuba
La especulación inmobiliaria en Colombia está provocando la desaparición de importantes símbolos arquitectónicos, aseguró hoy a Prensa Latina Raúl Niño, investigador de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá.

19 mars
- Tamil Nadu offers subsidy for heritage projects
TravelBizMonitor, India
Department of Tourism, Tamil Nadu has announced a 10 per cent subsidy for a period of five years for conversion of heritage buildings, which are more than 50 years old into hotels.

18 mars
- Donatello's David shines after laser clean-up
The Telegraph, United Kingdom
Malcolm Moore: Laser technology has revealed that Donatello's David, one of the most important statues of the Italian Renaissance, was once decorated with gold leaf.
- Donatello's David shines after laser clean-up
The Australian
Cameron Stewart: It never had a chance of making it home. It was still 250km from the coast when the pride of the Royal Australian Navy succumbed to its wounds and slipped beneath the waves, taking 645 souls with it ona 2.5km journey to the bottom of the Indian Ocean.

17 mars

16 mars
- Mali : devenir la vitrine de la sous région ouest africaine
TourMaG.com, France
Le Mali n'a pas raté le rendez-vous du Monde à Paris. Le pays qui accueillera à Bamako, le Salon International du tourisme (SITOUR) et le Forum international du tourisme solidaire (FITS) en octobre souhaite s'imposer comme l'une des vitrines de la sous région ouest africaine.
- PAN y PRD se unen en defensa del patrimonio
El Universal, Mexico
En ocasiones antagonistas, en esta oportunidad los senadores de partidos tradicionalmente confrontados como el PAN y el PRD se han unido para hacer un frente común: la defensa del patrimonio histórico de la ciudad de México.

15 mars
- In pictures: Pop culture auction
BBC News, United Kingdom
An auction of 20th Century pop culture memorabilia collected by American property developer Anthony Pugliese is being held in Las Vegas this weekend.
- Impulsa Cuba estudio y defensa del patrimonio cultural
CNC TV - Granma, Cuba
Con el objetivo de impulsar el estudio y la defensa de valores culturales en el mundo, se desarrollará el VII Congreso Internacional de Patrimonio Cultural “Salvaguarda y Gestión”, del 17 al 21 próximos, en el Palacio de Convenciones.

14 mars
- Experts link Leonardo to chess puzzles
Boston.com, United States
Leonardo da Vinci drew everything from war machines to anatomy sketches. Now it seems he may have also been an early illustrator of the chess puzzle.
- Unsuitable heritage reconstruction may be punished - Czech court
Czech Happenings, Czech Republic
People who will carry out an unsuitable and unauthorised reconstruction of a heritage building may be charged with abuse of ownership, the Czech Constitutional Court (US) has indirectly confirmed recently, according to its Internet database.
- Se derogó la ley que permitía la venta del Patrimonio
El Siglo de Tucumán, Argentina
En la sesión legislativa, los parlamentarios derogaron la polémica Ley 7.990, por la que en diciembre se desafecto del sistema de patrimonio seis inmuebles considerados históricos.
- Cartas geniales
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Sergio Correa: Pensar cómo habrá llegado hasta nuestra época una factura de Miguel Ángel por el encargo de una pintura en el año 1519 es la primera de las muchas preguntas que salen de la Colección Darmsaedter de Manuscritos que exhibe la Biblioteca Estatal de Berlín.

13 mars
- Radiation detected at museums
National Post, Canada
Tom Blackwell: Museum visitors may be exposing themselves to more than just historical artifacts and natural wonders when they peruse certain exhibits, a new Canadian study suggests.
- Babylon treasures displayed at Louvre, but some pieces missing
Turkish Daily News
he ancient city of Babylon, in what is now Iraq, gets a thorough exploration in a new show at the Louvre, with treasures borrowed from galleries around the world. All that's missing is the obvious: Artifacts on loan from Baghdad's museum.

12 mars
- Property sell-off by Russian army
BBC News, United Kingdom
The Russian army is set to raise money by auctioning off some of the property it owns, according to reports in the Russian press.
- Dubai plans first Prophet museum
Gulf Daily News
Dubai announced yesterday its plans to build the world's first museum dedicated to the life of the Prophet Mohammed.
- Derogarán la ley de enajenación del patrimonio
El Siglo de Tucumán, Argentine
Hoy se realizará la reunión de Labor Parlamentaria para definir el temario de la sesión del viernes. Entre los temas se encuentra el pliego de Sassi Colombres y la derogación de la ley del patrimonio.

11 mars
- Son Of Life Photographer Sues Ringling Museum
Tampa Tribune, United States
Elaine Silvestrini: The son of late Life magazine photographer Loomis Dean filed a federal lawsuit Monday against the Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, charging the museum doesn't have the rights to more than 900 Dean works in its collection, valued at upward of $2 million.

10 mars
- Neanderthal treasure trove 'at bottom of sea'
The Independent, United Kingdom
David Keys: Some of the world's best preserved prehistoric landscapes survive in pristine condition at the bottom of the North Sea, archaeologists claimed yesterday.
- Patrimonio cultural de Susudel
El Mercurio, Ecuador
La iglesia parroquial de Susudel es considerada como una auténtica joya cultural e histórica, de ahí que se gestiona su inclusión como inmueble histórico de la época colonial, con el título de "Relicario del Patrimonio Cultural Rural del Ecuador".
- Patrimonio cultural a debate en Cuba
DT Cuba
La capital cubana acoge este mes la séptima edición del Congreso Internacional de Patrimonio Cultural, convertido en un espacio para el debate sobre la conservación de tesoros históricos.
- Crítica expo de arte cubano en Londres
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Manuel Toledo: El Instituto de las Artes Visuales Internacionales (Iniva) de Londres, Reino Unido, presenta una nueva exposición dedicada al arte cubano contemporáneo.

9 mars
- House of Augustus opens to public
BBC News, United Kingdom
Almost 50 years ago, archaeologists searching for the ruined house of Augustus found a tiny clue buried deep in 2,000 years' worth of rubble overlooking the Forum in Rome.
- Passion for preservation
BBC News, United Kingdom
Andrew Sia: House by house, one man is trying to save the rich architectural and cultural heritage of Terengganu.
- El patrimonio arqueológico peligra
El Norte de Castilla, Spain
Los arqueólogos premiados por el Institut d'Estudis Comarcals de l'Horta Sud advierten de que el desinterés de muchos Ayuntamientos puede hacer perder yacimientos.
- Curing headaches can be such a pain
The Age.com, Australia
Tnak goodness for headache pills. Back in the 1600s, the rather more invasive cure for migraines involved drilling a hole in the patient's skull to release evil spirits lurking within.

8 mars
- The ascent of Manhattan
Financial Times, United Kingdom
Edwin Heathcote: After a long break, about 30 years in fact, Manhattan is suddenly full of architecture again.
- WB to help preserve heritage of Lahore Walled City in Pakistan
Unique Pakistan
The World Bank (WB) and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC), an agency of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), have signed a memorandum of understanding for collaboration on the ‘Urban Regeneration of the Walled City of Lahore’.
- Présentation de l'ouvrage «Patrimoine en partage» à Nador
Le Matin du Maroc
L'ouvrage "Patrimoine en partage", publié par l'Agence de l'Oriental dans l'ambition de "pérenniser l'esprit d'ouverture au dialogue interculturel" entre les deux rives de la Méditerranée, a été présenté jeudi à la bibliothèque nationale à Rabat, en présence d'une pléiade d'universitaires et de chercheurs.
- Tafilalet renoue avec le melhoun, cet art plusieurs fois séculaire
Le Matin, Morocco
S'il est vrai que l'art du melhoun nous offre un imposant corpus de poèmes et de chants conservés et véhiculés par une double tradition orale et de manuscrits et, à travers ses chantres, nous livre la plus élaborée des formes de versification en arabe dialectal marocain, sa valeur n'est pas à rechercher dans la seule donne musicale, mais plutôt dans le riche répertoire encore inexploré, expression d'une mémoire collective, plusieurs fois séculaire, peaufinée en prouesses métriques et poétiques.
- Trait d'union culturel avec la Russie
Le Nouvelliste, Switzerland
Christian Carron: La toute nouvelle Swiss-Russian Cultural Foundation basée dans la station bagnarde veut promouvoir les arts classiques de l'ancien pays des tsars.
- Concluye Congreso de Patrimonio Cultural
El Universal, Mexico
Durante tres días, más de 40 especialistas se reunieron en el Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia, para discutir y analizar los mecanismos por los que debe regirse el patrimonio cultural, en beneficio de las naciones que cuentan con él.
- Acuerdo de patrimonio que nunca se firmó
El Mercurio, Ecuador
Se presenta a la ciudadanía, el acuerdo que nunca se firmó, entre el Municipio de Cuenca y el Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Nacional (INPC) para la remediación de obras que ejecuta el Cabildo en el Centro Histórico.

7 mars
- Une question de préservation
Le Matin, Morocco
"La préservation du patrimoine maroco-lusitanien constitue un gage de la pérennité du profond message historique et culturel qu'il véhicule, mais aussi un devoir vis-à-vis de notre passé et de l'avenir de nos peuples", a indiqué la directrice de l'Institut des études hispano-lusophones (IEHL).
- Norvege, invitée d'honneur de Brest 2008
BYM News, Spain
La Norvège n'a jamais manqué une seule fête maritime de Brest depuis 1992, mais cette année, c'est avec un programme ambitieux qu'elle sera invitée d'honneur de l'événement. Quant aux bateaux norvégiens présents (dont beaucoup jamais vus en France), du grand "steamer" aux voiliers de pêche en passant par les "monuments historiques", ils sont tout simplement magnifiques et superbement conservés…

6 mars
- Axum obelisk 'ready to go up'
Ansa, Italy
A holy monument returned to Ethiopia after years of foot-dragging is to be re-erected later this year after the final technical wrinkles are ironed out, the Italian ambassador to the East African country said Tuesday.
- Spoils of War: Looted Art
Time, United States
Rose Valland looked nondescript — an ideal trait for a spy. Gray and unglamorous, with black-rimmed glasses that gave her a perpetual frown, she was virtually invisible to the Nazis who, in 1940, were using the Jeu de Paume museum in Paris as a depot for thousands of plundered art masterpieces on their way to Germany.

5 mars
- Ancient Tomb Found on Greek Island
ABC News, United States
Nicholas Paphitis: Road construction on the western Greek island of Lefkada has uncovered and partially destroyed an important tomb with artifacts dating back more than 3,000 years, officials said on Wednesday.
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People power can save environment
Jakarta Post, Indonesia
Jonathan Wootliff: With 17,000 islands and a biodiversity second only to Brazil, Indonesia stands to lose a great deal from environmental degradation and the impacts of global warming.
- New twist in Hobbit-human debate
BBC News, United Kingdom
The row over the origins of "Hobbit" fossils found on the Indonesian island of Flores has taken a new twist.
- Los "Hobbit" eran humanos
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Un equipo de investigadores australianos cuestionó la teoría que afirma que los restos fósiles del "Hobbit" hallados en 2004 en la remota isla indonesia de Flores pertenecen una especie humana desconocida.

4 mars
- Le patrimoine architectural d'origine portugaise au Maroc: apports a sa conservation
Marrakechnews, Morocco
L'Institut des Etudes Hispano-Lusophones (IEHL) de l'Université Mohammed V-Agdal, l'Association des Entreprises Portugaises de la Restauration du Patrimoine Architectural et la Direction du Patrimoine du Ministère de la Culture, en collaboration avec l'IGESPAR- Institut Portugais pour la Gestion du Patrimoine Architectural- organisent un important séminaire sur «Le Patrimoine Architectural d'Origine Portugaise au Maroc : apports à sa conservation».
- Sanctioning of boathouses in Dwejra ‘part of heritage park plan’e
Malta Independent online
Over the past weeks, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) has determined a number of applications concerning boathouses in the Qawra/Dwejra area, the authority said. The sanctioning of these boathouses is part of an integrated Heritage Park Action Plan that was approved by a number of key stakeholders in 2005.
- Dominica launches heritage and ecology centre
Net News, Dominica
Prime Minister of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit has pledged the government’s commitment to the completion of the restoration work at the Cabrits National Park in Portsmouth by making a financial contribution towards the establishment of The Cabrits Heritage and Ecology Centre (CHEC).

3 mars
- Yale and the Machu Picchu Artifacts
New York Times, United States
Helaine Klasky: Peru and Yale share the premise that Machu Picchu belongs to humanity as a cultural patrimony of the world declared by Unesco.
- Los españoles son los más robados
BBC Mundo, United Kingdom
Los pintores españoles Pablo Picasso y Joan Miró encabezan la lista de artistas internacionales con mayor número de cuadros robados.
- China´s Masters of intangible heritage
CCTV, China
Today, China faces the possibility that some of its ancient arts could be lost. The national government is doing all it can to prevent their loss.
- The many horizons of cultural heritage: Part I
Macau Daily Times
The government began consulting the public Friday on the proposed amendments for the “Cultural Heritage Protection Law” where four aspects, including the preface, objectives, policy and method, were introduced.

2 mars
- Two books on Omani heritage launched
Times of Oman
A celebration was held at His Highness Sayyid Faisal bin Ali Al Said Museum to mark the launch of two new books under the auspices of Eng. Sultan bin Hamdoun Al Harthy, undersecretary of the Ministry of Heritage and Culture for heritage affairs, in the presence of the French and Italian ambassadors. The first book is In the shadow of ancestors, basis before the prehistoric era in the first Arab peninsula, while the second book is The outcome of field excavation works at Ras Al Hamra archaeological site.

1 mars
- Public consultation begins on cultural heritage
Macau Daily Times
Anni Lam: The government began consulting the public yesterday on the proposed amendments to the “Cultural Heritage Protection Law ”.
Four aspects of the new law were introduced, including the preface, objectives, policy and method.
- Patrimonio perdido
Milenio.com, Mexico
Nadie puede negar que la exitosa reubicación de los ambulantes que abarrotaban las calles del Centro Histórico fue aplaudida y reconocida por tirios y troyanos.

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26.05.2008
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