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Jihad Abu Kahrlah, an archeologist at Syria's National Museum, holds an artefact delivered from the Daraa Museum to Damascus, Syria. AP
Jihad Abu Kahrlah, an archeologist at Syria's National Museum, holds an artefact delivered from the Daraa Museum to Damascus, Syria. AP
Tunisians struggle to prevent archaeological looting
Historical and cultural artefacts often end up on the European market or in the homes of Tunisia's wealthy