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Emma Cunliffe

Researchers document great damage to Syrian antiquities

While the loss of life in Syria continues to mount, there’s another toll being extracted from the nation. While it’s certainly less grave than the loss of life, it still represents a tragic loss to the country’s, and even the world’s history.

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Why One Researcher is Documenting the Damage to Syria’s Archaeological Sites

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