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Looting of antiquities has increased under lockdown – here’s how we’re working to prevent this in Iraq

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22 June 202015 November 2021

In addition to causing mayhem and misery for most, the COVID-19 pandemic crisis has expanded opportunities for illicit looting, theft and dealing in one of the world’s most important resources –…Read More >

What next for Iran’s proxy network after killing of Qassem Soleimani?

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8 January 2020

Proxy war expert Dr Vladimir Rauta provides analysis of the possible fall-out from the assassination of Iran’s Quds Force leader in a new piece for The Conversation.

Protecting Iraq’s cultural heritage

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29 March 201811 August 2022

Professor Roger Matthews’ research focuses on the origins of the earliest farmers in the Eastern Fertile Crescent of Iran and Iraq. This work puts him at the heart of discussions about how…Read More >

Lost and Found: Excavating the world’s first farmers

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10 November 201712 November 2021

By Professor Roger Matthews and Dr Wendy Matthews The transition of humankind from mobile hunters to settled farmers after the Ice Age is a period in history still shrouded in…Read More >

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