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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.

13 mars
- Thieves loot Lao city's Buddha statue heritage
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
Norimasa Tahara: More than a 10th of the Buddha statues in Luang Prabang, an ancient city in north-central Laos whose urban district is a World Heritage Site, have gone missing in the past few years.
- A spellbinding Egyptian discovery
Reuters
Archaeologists in Egypt have found what they believe are hieroglyphic funeral spells guiding a mysterious 4,000-year-old queen in the afterlife.

11 mars
- Antigua, Guatemala: Doors of perfection
Telegraph, United Kingdom
Trevor Stutely: Cradled by the soaring peaks of the volcanoes Agua and Fuego, the Guatemalan city of Antigua is among the finest examples of Spanish-era architecture in the Americas, a place of baroque churches and rigorously maintained colonial homes.

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4 mars
- New art restoration technology wows the world
Business Weekly, United Kingdom
The world-renowned Hamilton Kerr Institute has joined forces with Cambridgeshire company, SmartDrive to provide revolutionary technology which will enable art restorers, curators, gallery visitors and web-users to view masterpieces in a way never seen before.

3 mars
- Terracotta Warriors Safe after Chile Earthquake
CRIEnglish, China
Chinese relics, including some of the famed terracotta warriors, on display in Chile since December have survived the quake that rocked the South American country on Feb. 27.
- Documenting the Damage in Chile
New York Times, United States
An 8.8-magnitude quake struck Chile early Saturday morning, shaking the capital of Santiago, bringing down buildings and setting off tsunami warnings along the Pacific rim. New York Times readers are sharing their photographs of the quake's aftermath, and are invited to submit photos.
- Le sarcophage d'une reine inconnue découvert en Egypte
Le Monde, France
Une mission archéologique française a découvert près du Caire le sarcophage en granit rose et au couvercle en basalte d'une reine jusqu'ici inconnue de la VIe dynastie, a annoncé mercredi 3 mars le service des antiquités égyptiennes.

1 mars
- Huge head of pharaoh unearthed in Egypt
BBC News, United Kingdom
A colossal red granite head of one of Egypt's most famous pharaohs has been unearthed in the southern city of Luxor, officials said.
- Heritage versus mining
Mail and Guardian, South Africa
Yolandi Groenewald: A battle royal looms over the awarding of coal-mining rights adjacent to world heritage site and national park Mapungubwe, with the Department of Environmental Affairs smack in the middle.

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15.03.2010
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