Prokopios Pavlopoulos: Contribution to the legal documentation of Greece's compelling arguments for the definitive 'repatriation' of the Parthenon Sculptures
Former Greek President Prokopios Pavlopoulos emphasizes the increasing global recognition of Greece's legal claims for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures during a speech at an event advocating for their repatriation.
UK's delicate deal to get Bayeux Tapestry loaned from France - diplomatic coup or cultural gamble?
The UK prepares for the loan of the Bayeux Tapestry from France for exhibition at the British Museum, sparking discussions on cultural diplomacy and national pride.
Has the British Museum really removed references to βPalestineβ from exhibits?
The British Museum is accused of removing references to βPalestineβ from its exhibits, but the museum clarifies that changes were made for accuracy and neutrality prior to any external pressure.
Tudor Treasure: The Heart of Henry VIII Is Saved for England
A Tudor-era artifact, believed to be associated with Henry VIII's family, has been saved from auction after being discovered by a metal detectorist.
Activists hung a photo of former Prince Andrew at the Louvre museum when he was taken into custody
Activists from a British anti-millionaires group hung a photo of former Prince Andrew at the Louvre, referencing his connection to the Epstein case.
Looted of Their History
Readers write about the removal of the term Palestine from the British Museum, government anti-corruption measures, teacher burnout, and youth ethics.
Between Palestine and Canaan: The British Museum Comments on Its Recent Amendments
The British Museum has denied removing the name 'Palestine' from its exhibits while acknowledging modifications to its geographical representation of southern Bilad al-Sham, which sparked widespread criticism.
British Museum removes the term Palestine from Middle Eastern exhibitions
The British Museum has removed the term 'Palestine' from its permanent exhibitions on the Middle East, replacing it with historically contextualized names due to public consultations and pressure from advocacy groups.
The British Museum Erases 'Palestine' and Sparks Shock and Protests
The British Museum has sparked controversy by removing the name "Palestine" from descriptions in its exhibit on the ancient Near East, following pressure from a pro-Israel legal group.
A pro-Israel group successfully convinces the British Museum to remove the term Palestine from its Near East gallery
A pro-Israel group, UK Lawyers for Israel, has succeeded in persuading the British Museum to remove the term Palestine from several exhibits in its Near East gallery, citing concerns about historical misrepresentation.
British Museum removes word βPalestineβ from exhibits after pro-Israel pressure
The British Museum has removed references to 'Palestine' in its exhibits after lobbying from the pro-Israel group UK Lawyers for Israel.
British Museum removes word 'Palestine' from some displays
The British Museum has decided to remove the term 'Palestine' from certain displays, claiming it inaccurately represents historical contexts.
The True Story Behind the Mysterious Japanese Samurais
The article explores the complex and often mythologized history of samurais, challenging common perceptions of these iconic figures.
The historic gold pendant of Henry VIII that was lost has been sold: how many millions were paid for it
A lost gold pendant from the marriage of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon was found in 2019 and is now part of the British Museum's collection after a significant public fundraising effort.
Of Feathers, Wings, and Cages: Why Birds are the Favorite Creature of Artists
British historian Simon Schama reflects on humanity's relationship with nature through the bond with birds at the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague.
Who Were the Samurai Women? The Unknown History of Japanese Aristocrats Told at the Museum
A new exhibition at the British Museum in London explores the overlooked role of women in the samurai class, revealing that they constituted half of this warrior elite.
Tudor Heart, the symbolic jewel of England's history that appeared in a pond
The Tudor Heart, a symbolic jewel linked to England's history, has been rediscovered and is set to be permanently acquired by the British Museum.
The Famous Ribchester Helmet: Impossible to Fight, but It Looked Very Luxurious
The Ribchester helmet, part of the British Museum's collection since 1813, is an intricately designed Roman artifact depicting a battle scene and represents one of only three Roman helmets with masks found in Britain.
Spectacular Treasure Find: The Golden Heart of Henry VIII Comes to the British Museum
The British Museum has acquired a stunning gold heart pendant from the Tudor era for Β£3.5 million, a significant archaeological find unearthed in Warwickshire.
British Museum raises money and purchases pendant linked to King Henry VIII
The British Museum has acquired a golden heart pendant linked to the union of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon after raising Β£3.5 million to prevent its sale to a private collector.
British Museum in London to Purchase Golden Tudor Heart for 97 Million CZK
The British Museum has raised Β£3.5 million to buy a gold heart-shaped pendant associated with Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
United Kingdom: the University of Cambridge museum will return 116 bronzes from Benin to Nigeria
The University of Cambridge museum has announced the return of 116 artifacts known as the Benin bronzes to Nigeria, more than a century after they were taken during British colonial raids.
It belongs in a museum: Millions raised to save Henry VIII pendant
The British Museum successfully raised Β£3.5 million to acquire a gold pendant linked to Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, saving it from entering private hands.
An ancient Egyptian papyrus revived the debate about the existence of giant people
An ancient Egyptian papyrus at the British Museum has sparked expert debate regarding the possible existence of biblical giants.
David Hockney's anger against those who want to 'play with the survival' of the Bayeux tapestry
British artist David Hockney expresses concern over the risks of moving the fragile Bayeux tapestry to the British Museum, labeling the plan as 'madness' due to the artwork's sensitivity.
The historical journey of the Bayeux tapestry to London
The Bayeux tapestry, created in the 11th century to commemorate William the Conqueror's victory at the Battle of Hastings, will be exhibited for the first time at the British Museum in London in 2026, covering a distance of over 250 kilometers and nearly a thousand years of history.
Bayeux tapestry to be insured for Β£800m for British Museum exhibition
The Bayeux tapestry will be insured for Β£800 million for its return to the UK in 2026, marking its first visit in over 900 years for display at the British Museum.