Interview with Professor Rubina Raja.

Expert recommendations from the conference: “Fighting the looting of Syria´s cultural heritage”, Sofia, 16th September 2015. A conference organized by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Sofia and the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU), under the patronage of UNESCO and in…

A group of archaeologists began collecting art for the world's largest database of ancient portraits from Palmyra, Syria, right before the war broke out. Now, it's one of the best hopes of tracing looted art.

Rubina Raja never intended to have anything to do with the illicit arts trade. A professor of classical archaeology, trained in Oxford and based at Aarhus University in Denmark, Raja started collecting information on portraits that frequently adorned nearly 2,000-year-old graves in Palmyra, Syria,…

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Interview with Professor Rubina Raja.

11 March 2016.

Den syriske by Palmyra var i antikken et blomstrende handelscentrum I dag er byen blevet et strategisk mål i den syriske borgerkrig. Hør Rubina Raja, professor i klassisk arkæologi på Aarhus Universitet, fortælle om, hvad der gør Palmyra så unik.

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