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UNESCO Designates Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridge Construction as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO's 2024 recognition of traditional Chinese wooden arch bridge construction as an intangible cultural heritage highlights the unique techniques and cultural significance of these structures, dating back to at least the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), which are now facing challenges due to mod...
UNESCO Designates Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridge Construction as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO's 2024 recognition of traditional Chinese wooden arch bridge construction as an intangible cultural heritage highlights the unique techniques and cultural significance of these structures, dating back to at least the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), which are now facing challenges due to mod...
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Hohenzollern Art Dispute Settled: 27,000 Pieces Remain in Public Museums
The descendants of Germany's last Kaiser and the German government settled a nearly 100-year-old dispute over 27,000 pieces of art from the Hohenzollern collection; the art will remain in Berlin and Brandenburg museums under a new joint foundation.
Hohenzollern Art Dispute Settled: 27,000 Pieces Remain in Public Museums
The descendants of Germany's last Kaiser and the German government settled a nearly 100-year-old dispute over 27,000 pieces of art from the Hohenzollern collection; the art will remain in Berlin and Brandenburg museums under a new joint foundation.
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Ancient Texts Highlight Global History of Books
The State Library of Victoria's World of the Book exhibition, celebrating its 20th anniversary, will display a 1,250-year-old Hyakumantō Darani, one of the world's earliest printed texts, alongside a 4,000-year-old cuneiform tablet and a medieval scribe's knife, showcasing the global history of book...
Ancient Texts Highlight Global History of Books
The State Library of Victoria's World of the Book exhibition, celebrating its 20th anniversary, will display a 1,250-year-old Hyakumantō Darani, one of the world's earliest printed texts, alongside a 4,000-year-old cuneiform tablet and a medieval scribe's knife, showcasing the global history of book...
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Global Premiere of "A Tapestry of a Legendary Land" Highlights Cultural Preservation
A Tapestry of a Legendary Land," a film adaptation of a dance drama inspired by a renowned ancient Chinese painting, premiered globally at Peking University, using dance and stunning visuals to tell the story of Wang Ximeng and the creation of "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains," emphasizing ...
Global Premiere of "A Tapestry of a Legendary Land" Highlights Cultural Preservation
A Tapestry of a Legendary Land," a film adaptation of a dance drama inspired by a renowned ancient Chinese painting, premiered globally at Peking University, using dance and stunning visuals to tell the story of Wang Ximeng and the creation of "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains," emphasizing ...
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Trial Begins for Drents Museum Robbery
Two suspects stand trial for the January 25th theft of a priceless gold helmet and bracelets from the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands, despite police efforts including undercover operations and a reward, the artifacts remain missing, leading to a potential multi-million euro claim by Romania.
Trial Begins for Drents Museum Robbery
Two suspects stand trial for the January 25th theft of a priceless gold helmet and bracelets from the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands, despite police efforts including undercover operations and a reward, the artifacts remain missing, leading to a potential multi-million euro claim by Romania.
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Orwell Archive Saved: UCL Acquires Gollancz Papers
University College London (UCL) acquired George Orwell's publisher Victor Gollancz's archive (160 items, 1934-1937), preventing its dispersal to private collectors after a failed attempt to sell it which sparked outrage; the collection includes early Orwell manuscripts and correspondence providing i...
Orwell Archive Saved: UCL Acquires Gollancz Papers
University College London (UCL) acquired George Orwell's publisher Victor Gollancz's archive (160 items, 1934-1937), preventing its dispersal to private collectors after a failed attempt to sell it which sparked outrage; the collection includes early Orwell manuscripts and correspondence providing i...
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Hohenzollern Art Dispute Resolved: 27,000 Treasures Remain Publicly Accessible
The descendants of Germany's last Kaiser and the German government reached an agreement transferring ownership of 27,000 art treasures to a joint non-profit foundation, resolving a century-long dispute and ensuring the artworks remain accessible to the public in Berlin and Brandenburg museums.
Hohenzollern Art Dispute Resolved: 27,000 Treasures Remain Publicly Accessible
The descendants of Germany's last Kaiser and the German government reached an agreement transferring ownership of 27,000 art treasures to a joint non-profit foundation, resolving a century-long dispute and ensuring the artworks remain accessible to the public in Berlin and Brandenburg museums.
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AI-Powered Travel Planning Fuels China's Tourism Boom
Using AI, a tourist planned a personalized weeklong trip to Shanxi, China, highlighting the growing trend of AI-powered travel planning during China's May Day holiday which saw over 340 million passenger trips, an 8% increase year-on-year, showcasing AI's role in enhancing tourism efficiency and per...
AI-Powered Travel Planning Fuels China's Tourism Boom
Using AI, a tourist planned a personalized weeklong trip to Shanxi, China, highlighting the growing trend of AI-powered travel planning during China's May Day holiday which saw over 340 million passenger trips, an 8% increase year-on-year, showcasing AI's role in enhancing tourism efficiency and per...
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Tilburg's Sacramentskerk Regains its Spire After 30 Years
The Sacramentskerk in Tilburg, Netherlands, has a new 21.5-meter spire after its previous one was removed in 1992 due to war damage and deterioration; the nearly 28,000 kg spire, made of steel and special glass, cost approximately €500,000 and was installed today, requiring temporary road closures a...
Tilburg's Sacramentskerk Regains its Spire After 30 Years
The Sacramentskerk in Tilburg, Netherlands, has a new 21.5-meter spire after its previous one was removed in 1992 due to war damage and deterioration; the nearly 28,000 kg spire, made of steel and special glass, cost approximately €500,000 and was installed today, requiring temporary road closures a...
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Resurgence of Old Hungarian Grape Varietals Revitalizes Wine Industry
Hungarian winemakers are increasingly using native grape varieties, a trend driven by József Szentesi's research and collaboration, leading to the formation of the Association for Old Hungarian Grape Varieties in February 2024 to promote these unique wines and combat declining domestic consumption.
Resurgence of Old Hungarian Grape Varietals Revitalizes Wine Industry
Hungarian winemakers are increasingly using native grape varieties, a trend driven by József Szentesi's research and collaboration, leading to the formation of the Association for Old Hungarian Grape Varieties in February 2024 to promote these unique wines and combat declining domestic consumption.
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Drents Museum Robbery: Two Main Suspects Remain in Custody
Two men, Bernhard Z. and Douglas W., are the main suspects in the January 25th, 2024 robbery of Dacian gold artifacts from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands, valued at €5.7 million; a third suspect, who bought tools used in the robbery, implicated one suspect as the mastermind.
Drents Museum Robbery: Two Main Suspects Remain in Custody
Two men, Bernhard Z. and Douglas W., are the main suspects in the January 25th, 2024 robbery of Dacian gold artifacts from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands, valued at €5.7 million; a third suspect, who bought tools used in the robbery, implicated one suspect as the mastermind.
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Itálica Ceremonial Wins Unanimous Approval for UNESCO Candidacy
Spain's "Itálica Ceremonial" candidacy, highlighting the Roman city's ceremonial aspects during Hadrian's reign, won unanimous approval from the Spanish Council of Historical Heritage for UNESCO's World Heritage List submission in February 2026, following the rejection of a previous proposal.
Itálica Ceremonial Wins Unanimous Approval for UNESCO Candidacy
Spain's "Itálica Ceremonial" candidacy, highlighting the Roman city's ceremonial aspects during Hadrian's reign, won unanimous approval from the Spanish Council of Historical Heritage for UNESCO's World Heritage List submission in February 2026, following the rejection of a previous proposal.
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