A man takes a photo of a statue at the 'Our heritage is an inestimable wealth' exhibition in Tunis, Tunisia. All photos: EPA
The 374 artefacts on show are from ancient eras and civilisations.
These artifacts were selected from more than 40,000 pieces that were recovered and seized as part of the efforts of the National Heritage Institute in Tunisia between 2012 and 2019.
The National Heritage Institute is tasked with protecting and recording the country's artefacts.
In 2017, the Tunisian authorities seized a rare 15th-century Torah scroll they thought was being smuggled into Europe.
Hebrew inscriptions in limestones, dating from the 18th century, are displayed at the exhibition.
A white marble bust representing a young woman from the colonial era, left, is displayed at the exhibition.
A visitor looks at ancient artefacts.
A man takes a photo of a statue at the 'Our heritage is an inestimable wealth' exhibition in Tunis, Tunisia. All photos: EPA
The 374 artefacts on show are from ancient eras and civilisations.
These artifacts were selected from more than 40,000 pieces that were recovered and seized as part of the efforts of the National Heritage Institute in Tunisia between 2012 and 2019.
The National Heritage Institute is tasked with protecting and recording the country's artefacts.
In 2017, the Tunisian authorities seized a rare 15th-century Torah scroll they thought was being smuggled into Europe.
Hebrew inscriptions in limestones, dating from the 18th century, are displayed at the exhibition.
A white marble bust representing a young woman from the colonial era, left, is displayed at the exhibition.
A visitor looks at ancient artefacts.
Tunisia's recovered artefacts on display – in pictures
