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Arts Jul 09

How the view of an ancient world landmark has sparked a modern legal battle

By Malcolm Brabant

One year after devastating earthquake, Nepal works to repair its cultural heritage

The massive earthquake that rocked Nepal a year ago killed thousands and displaced many more, but it also left an indelible mark on the nation’s cultural heritage, destroying centuries-old temples and monuments. As rebuilding efforts begin, conflicts are surfacing between…

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San Antonio Missions among new UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Five new sites around the world, including the San Antonio Missions in Texas, were awarded UNESCO World Heritage status on Sunday, officials of the United Nation’s cultural and educational body announced during their annual meeting.

By Andrew Mach

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