CNN reports that a cameraman shooting on the square in front of the museum was dragged inside and his camera confiscated, and put in a pile of other cameras, by what he described as Mukhabarat or internal security officers. It seems that the museum has not just been protected by the military but also turned into a command post for the anti-democratic elements in the Mubarak government. This is a very dangerous development that carries with it the danger that the museum itself may become a target of enraged protestors if the situation turns violent again.
How the ’NdrĂ ngheta turned ancient sites Into criminal assets: Findings
from Operation Ghenos-Scylletium exposes the role of TOCGs in
archaeological plunder
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Today, the Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage
(TPC) in Rome announced a sweeping series of coordinated actions as part of
a major...
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