Since the invasion of Iraq by coalition forces in 2003, Iraq has endured an extraordinary period of destruction of cultural heritage.This has included the attack on the Iraq National Museum in the very earliest days of the war. Since then, Iraq’s Mesopotamian heritage has also been systematically smuggled out of the country while coalition forces have converted key sites such as the ancient city of Babylon into modern military bases.This lecture will examine the recent fate of Iraq’s Mesopotamian heritage and discusses the urgent need for appropriate management and protection.<br /
Despite exhaustive efforts by scholars, archaeologists, and national and international organisations...
This article examines the legal and military circumstances that have led to thedestruction of cultur...
First civilization (Mesopotamia), now as a ruins. The region between the two rivers. The region ca...
This chapter begins with a discussion of the impact of the Iraq War and subsequent occupation (2003-...
Discussion of the issues surrounding the destruction of cultural property in times of conflict has b...
The withdrawal of United States military forces from Iraq and the resulting conclusion of the Iraq W...
As Saddam Hussein\u27s government fell in April 2003, news accounts detailed the pillage of Iraq\u27...
Abstract Against the backdrop of the destruction of Iraqi heritage over the past quarter of a centu...
This book is the first authoritative and up-to-date survey of the history of Iraq from earliest time...
Since the fall of Saddam Hussein and the expulsion of the Ba’ath Party, sweeping political reforms d...
Abstract In May 2016 the UN Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights initiated a study on...
Since the invasion of 2003, Iraq has suffered an extraordinary era of both heritage destruction and ...
Since its inception in 1921, a number of successive regimes have sought to politicize Iraq‟s cultura...
The modern state of Iraq came into being with its demarcation by outside Powers following the First ...
Since the invasion of 2003, Iraq has suffered an extraordinary era of both heritage destruction and ...
Despite exhaustive efforts by scholars, archaeologists, and national and international organisations...
This article examines the legal and military circumstances that have led to thedestruction of cultur...
First civilization (Mesopotamia), now as a ruins. The region between the two rivers. The region ca...
This chapter begins with a discussion of the impact of the Iraq War and subsequent occupation (2003-...
Discussion of the issues surrounding the destruction of cultural property in times of conflict has b...
The withdrawal of United States military forces from Iraq and the resulting conclusion of the Iraq W...
As Saddam Hussein\u27s government fell in April 2003, news accounts detailed the pillage of Iraq\u27...
Abstract Against the backdrop of the destruction of Iraqi heritage over the past quarter of a centu...
This book is the first authoritative and up-to-date survey of the history of Iraq from earliest time...
Since the fall of Saddam Hussein and the expulsion of the Ba’ath Party, sweeping political reforms d...
Abstract In May 2016 the UN Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights initiated a study on...
Since the invasion of 2003, Iraq has suffered an extraordinary era of both heritage destruction and ...
Since its inception in 1921, a number of successive regimes have sought to politicize Iraq‟s cultura...
The modern state of Iraq came into being with its demarcation by outside Powers following the First ...
Since the invasion of 2003, Iraq has suffered an extraordinary era of both heritage destruction and ...
Despite exhaustive efforts by scholars, archaeologists, and national and international organisations...
This article examines the legal and military circumstances that have led to thedestruction of cultur...
First civilization (Mesopotamia), now as a ruins. The region between the two rivers. The region ca...