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A newly prepared Armenian prose Shahnameh was presented in Yerevan; a hall was renamed for Yeghishe Charents, while a proposed cultural house remains only an idea.
At Kabul’s Bala Hissar, ongoing restoration and excavations are revealing Buddhist, Islamic and Mughal-era traces. What is documented, and what remains unfinished?
The Tel Aviv–Yafo City Museum will open its annual exhibition on 13 November, bringing together 22 artists whose works examine the city through architecture, streets, infrastructure, the sea, the body and the archive.
More than 200 objects at the V&A trace Constantinople and Istanbul from AD 330 to 1922, bringing Byzantine and Ottoman art into one UK exhibition narrative.
A 1969 field recording from Malaita became the vocal centre of Deep Forest’s 1992 hit, but the singer’s family says it has received no share of the later song’s proceeds. The record trail still leaves permission and payment disputed.
Jordan and France completed a conservation and digital-documentation phase for objects from the southeastern desert. A Petra Museum display is being planned, but the public exhibition is not yet a confirmed completed installation.
Researchers at Huaca de la Luna uncovered an unusual infant burial with 32 ceramics and a possible copper face covering. The grave goods suggest high status, but the child's identity and cause of death remain unresolved.
A temporary restriction limits general visitor access to Janitzio's cemetery during the Day of the Dead. The island remains open, and families can continue their observances.
An exceptionally preserved bronze sword from Lake Mezzano is more than an eye-catching artifact. Its setting can illuminate rituals, metalworking and social status in prehistoric central Italy.