Close-Up: UNOSAT reveals damage to Syria’s cultural heritage

Manuel Fiol; Alejandra Arango; Maamoun Abdulkarim; Ruba Kasmo

doi:10.18356/27887138-2021-98-5

E-ISSN: 27887138

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Close-Up: UNOSAT reveals damage to Syria’s cultural heritage
Author: Manuel Fiol, Alejandra Arango, Maamoun Abdulkarim and Ruba Kasmo
Source: World Heritage Review, Volume 2021, Issue 98, May 2021, p. 38 - 44
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18356/27887138-2021-98-5
Language: English | Also available in French, Spanish
- Published online: 22 Oct 2021

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An upcoming UNESCO-UNITAR publication – Ten years of conflict, the state of cultural heritage in Syria – will assess, through satellite images, the destruction the Syrian conflict has inflicted to date on the country’s cultural heritage.

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Close-Up: UNOSAT reveals damage to Syria’s cultural heritage

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