Heritage on the Wire
GHF IN THE NEWS
March 26, 2012
(0) Comments

Last week we wrote about the return of foreign archaeologists to Iraq, where much of the country’s ancient treasures remain buried and unexplored. Among the difficulties now facing heritage authorities is how to deal with Iraqis who have taken up residence among the ruins.
read more Tags: Development Pressures, Iraq, Looting, Middle East, New York Times, Nineveh, Saving Our Vanishing Heritage
Across the Wire
June 06, 2011
(0) Comments

Donny George, an esteemed Iraqi archaeologist and friend of GHF, passed away this year at the age of 60, leaving behind a legacy of invaluable and everlasting contributions to the preservation of Iraq’s cultural heritage.
read more Tags: Donny George, Iraq, Middle East, Nineveh, Ur, War and Conflict
Across the Wire
February 16, 2011
(1) Comments

It has been a long time since Iraq’s name was mentioned with any frequency in the global tourism conversation; decades of brutal governance, war and conflict have reduced much of the once-glorious nation to an unsafe and unappealing ruin.
read more Tags: Babylon, Iraq, Middle East, Nineveh, Restoration, Ur, War and Conflict
On the Verge
October 26, 2010
(0) Comments

Located in northern Iraq near the modern city of Mosul, Nineveh served as the capital of the Assyrian Empire from 705 to 612 BC, and was described in the Book of Jonah as an “exceedingly great city.”
read more Tags: Encroachment, Insufficient Management, Iraq, Looting, Middle East, Nineveh, Vandalism
Subscribe - RSS