Russian Investigators Charge Dutch and Ukrainian Nationals Over Return of ‘Scythian Gold’ to Kyiv
Russian investigators have charged Dutch and Ukrainian nationals in connection with the return of Scythian gold artifacts to Ukraine, claiming they illegally retained items that Russia now considers its property.
People, read! Last year's novelty from Dan Brown opened a key topic for the Czech book market
Dan Brown's latest novel has sparked discussion about key themes in the Czech book market, highlighting the dual nature of books as both cultural artifacts and market commodities.
Campaign seeks 50 objects to ‘take the heat’ out of Englishness debate
A new campaign aims to collect 50 objects that symbolize Englishness to promote a more inclusive conversation about national identity in England.
Stone Age Artifacts May Include a Rudiment of 'Writing'
A recent study suggests that Stone Age artifacts analyzed by researchers could indicate an early form of writing, although it is not yet a proper type of notation.
Repatriation of 91 Greek-Jewish Treasures from Poland
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, received a collection of 91 Greek-Jewish artifacts in Warsaw, marking their repatriation from Poland after decades.
From Nazi Looting to Return: 91 Greek-Jewish Artifacts Are Coming Back to Greece
Ninety-one Greek-Jewish artifacts stolen during World War II are returned to Greece from Poland in a symbolic act of cultural restitution.
Paris: Seven Georgians to be tried in June for the theft of Pushkin manuscripts
Seven Georgians face trial in Paris for the theft of cultural artifacts linked to Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
Ancient Egypt’s golden treasures dazzle London in landmark exhibition
A major exhibition showcasing over 180 ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the golden mask of King Amenemope, has opened in London, emphasizing cultural exchange and tourism promotion.
Grave Robbers Missed Everything: A Treasure Found in Turku Cathedral
Recent archaeological findings in Turku Cathedral have revealed significant historical artifacts related to Queen Kaarina Maununtytär, the only queen buried in Finland.
‘Relooted’, the African video game that challenges players to recover objects stolen by colonizers: “It’s a rescue mission”
The game 'Relooted' challenges players to recover artifacts stolen by colonial powers through missions set in a futuristic 2099.
'My heritage is not for sale': Mexico demands the return of 195 pre-Hispanic pieces auctioned by eBay
The Mexican government has demanded the return of 195 pre-Hispanic artifacts listed for sale on eBay by a user in Orlando, Florida.
Game simulating museum thefts to discuss the repatriation of artworks
The new South African video game 'Relooted' involves players stealing from Western museums to return African artifacts to their countries of origin, sparking discussions about art repatriation.
The Mission of Museums – Save Cultural Heritage in the Event of War
Museums in Norrköping are preparing to evacuate essential cultural artifacts and artworks in response to potential conflicts, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage.
A century later: Turkey begins the hunt for the lost treasures of Trabzon – The case goes to the Russian occupation of Pontus
Turkey is renewing efforts to reclaim historical manuscripts and artifacts taken during the Russian occupation of Trabzon a century ago, sparking diplomatic and cultural discussions.
"For things to become old and interesting, they must be allowed to live"
The article discusses the importance of allowing historical items and artifacts to exist and be appreciated for their cultural significance.
The Meaning in the Snow, a Journey from Patagonia to Greenland
An exhibition titled 'The Meaning in the Snow' explores cultural connections and artifacts from diverse snowy regions, showcased at the Mudec Museum in Milan until June 28.
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.
British university to return looted African artifacts
The University of Cambridge will return over 100 looted artifacts to Nigeria, responding to calls for repatriation of cultural items taken during colonial rule.
Latvian Housewives' Creativity Knows No Bounds! Diaspora Cookbooks on Display at the Exhibition 'Treasured Pages and Delicious Dinners'
The exhibition explores how Latvian housewives adapted traditional recipes while in exile and highlights diaspora cookbooks as cultural artifacts.
"Relooted": a video game to take back the looted African heritage from Western museums
The video game "Relooted" allows players to virtually reclaim African artifacts that have been taken to Western museums.
The Perfume of the Mummy: Researchers Document Ancient Civilizations' Scents Through 'Smelling' History
Researchers are exploring ancient scents through historical texts and artifacts, reviving the significance of smell in understanding past civilizations.
Memory Returning from the Battlefronts: Sudan Recovers Hundreds of Stolen Artifacts
The Sudanese government announced the recovery of approximately 570 artifacts looted during the current war, as confirmed by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Media, and Tourism during a press conference in Port Sudan.