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  • Iraq
Damaged statues at the UNESCO-listed ancient city of Hatra, south of Mosul. (AFP)
Iraq’s archaeological sites face looting, urbanisation threats
Karen Dabrowska
  • UK
A sculpture shows Ashurbanipal hunting on hosrseback. (British Museum)
British Museum brings ancient Assyrian Empire to life
Karen Dabrowska
  • Lebanon
Curator Hala Younes (3rd-L) at the inauguration of the Lebanese pavilion. (La Biennale di Venezia)
Lebanon’s architectural landscape reinvented at Venice biennale
Samar Kadi
  • Israel
A general view of Jerusalem's old city shows the Dome of the Rock in the compound known to Muslims as Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as Temple Mount, October 25, 2015. (Reuters)
How should we be teaching the Palestine-Israel conflict?
Mahmud el-Shafey
  • tunisia
Entrance to the archaeological site in Bulla Regia. (Wikipedia)
Tunisia’s Roman ruins of Bulla Regia majestically stand
Roua Khlifi
  • Iraq
A religious student pages a book at the Howeish book market in the holy city of Najaf, 150 kilometres (95 miles) south of Baghdad, on August 16, 2018. (AFP)
Najaf: Iraq's city of bookshops
  • Morocco
The Grand Mosque in Place Outa El Hammam. (Saad Guerraoui)
Chefchaouen: Morocco’s blue pearl
Saad Guerraoui
  • chess
Studying chess from the Abbasid era to Kuwait’s al-Sabah Collection
Gareth Smyth
  • Morocco
Tourists walk through the ruins of the ancient Roman site of Volubilis. (AFP)
Morocco's ancient city of Volubilis rises again
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