A study by Leave it in the Ground Initiative (LINGO) research group states that fossil fuel activities within Unesco sites across the world are due to produce 11.9 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide

Satellite imagery and geospatial analysis reveals extent of damage to sites in occupied region

A bone and lock of hair apparently belonging to Piet Hein have been in storage at the Dutch museum for centuries—now there are calls to have them returned to his grave

Afghan minister says that copper extraction by a Chinese company at Mes Aynak, an important archaeological site, will avoid damage to relics

Funds are sought to help experts store, care for, catalogue and undertake new research on the UK charity’s vast array of objects

Experts warn that the bill, which expands the Israel Antiquities Authority’s jurisdiction, violates international law and could lead to sanctions against Israel

Looting by armed groups has been reported at institutions in Sudan, including the National Museum

The debacle over the commissioning of Notre-Dame's stained-glass windows highlights the politician's propensity to ignore expert advice

More than 46 million people flocked to French museums, monuments and stately homes last year—but social disparities are on the rise, new report says

Philip Kiszley told GB News that the initiative, which has been in place since 2022, encourages refugees to “learn how terrible we are”

Fierce summers are making visits to sites such as Ephesus hard to endure, so tourists can now see them in the evening. But is their popularity putting them in peril?

Visitors gain panoramic view of historic French city from upper ramparts after €5m restoration makes full circuit walkable

Lightning strike breaks fragments off ancient military monument in Rome

The Zumurrud Khatun Mosque and Mausoleum have undergone a heavy-handed restoration—and there is a risk of further damage to come

The government is increasing support for desperately needed restoration projects, but repressive new laws erase women and girls from public life

A study by the climate risk firm Climate X has shown how drought, extreme heat and flooding has put historic locations across the world at risk

Meanwhile, a screen that Charles Dickens decorated with the actor William Macready has returned to its historic home in Dorset, UK

The Nahal Heletz settlement—which is due to be established within the protected Land of Olives and Vines—puts heritage in danger and risks cutting Palestinians off from their land, warn groups and residents

Brighton and Hove Museums hopes to raise at least £10,000 to conserve the Grade I listed building

Researchers have found that the six-tonne feature of the neolithic monument likely came from the Orcadian Basin in north-east Scotland, rather than Wales

The remains of the Earl of Abergavenny, once captained by the Wordsworth’s brother John, will be made safe from treasure hunters

Mayor Brugnaro insists that he is innocent but calls for his resignation are mounting

New pricelist gives well-heeled couples exclusive access to the ancient archaeological site. But some Italian politicians are not impressed

The “situation” around the fourth-century Monastery of Saint Hilarion has "deteriorated rapidly" due to the war, an expert says

The politician lost the Faizabad constituency in which he built the controversial Ram temple

Emergency repairs at 11th-century fortress offer a ray of hope in country where dozens of historic sites are damaged or destroyed

Ostensibly a guide to the city's top 50 sites, a new publication by Paul Roberts offers far more

Sixteen panels, thought to have been created 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, include rare depictions of sheep

Renewable five-year agreement, announced during Art for Tomorrow conference, covers collaboration on regeneration of cultural heritage, art publications and connections between Venetian and Islamic architecture

Building’s East Wing, displaying 30 paintings and examples of Chinese porcelain, will be open to visitors from July