Abirpothi

Menu

India’s only daily art newspaper

preservation

UNESCO and Interpol’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects Nears Reality

News /

Introduction In a major development, UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) has taken a significant step forward in the creation of a virtual museum dedicated to stolen cultural objects. Partnering with Interpol and securing initial funding from Saudi Arabia, this museum aims to raise global awareness about the illicit trafficking of cultural […]

UNESCO and Interpol’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects Nears Reality Read More »

Ancient Roman Temple Unearthed in Sarsina: A Remarkable Discovery

News /

Historical Insights Beneath the Italian Countryside In a stunning archaeological find, the remnants of an Ancient Roman temple dating back to the 1st century BCE have recently been uncovered on the outskirts of Sarsina, a quaint rural town nestled in the Italian landscape. This remarkable discovery sheds new light on the historical significance of the

Ancient Roman Temple Unearthed in Sarsina: A Remarkable Discovery Read More »

Controversy Surrounds Demolition Plans for Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad

News /

Introduction The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has set the stage for controversy by announcing its plans to demolish the iconic Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (SVP) Stadium in Ahmedabad. This move has raised concerns and sparked debates, with the AMC aiming to replace the 63-year-old stadium with a new, state-of-the-art facility as part of Ahmedabad’s bid for

Controversy Surrounds Demolition Plans for Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad Read More »

Jamdani: The Art of Exquisite Textiles from Bengal and Bangladesh

Room For More Art /

What is Jamdani? Where does it come from? The distinctive texture seen against the airy backdrop of muslin fabric characterises the cherished Jamdani cloth, a beacon of history and heritage. This textile tradition is rooted in meticulous handloom weaving, utilising a unique technique where design threads are woven discontinuously, ensuring that the muslin’s transparency is

Jamdani: The Art of Exquisite Textiles from Bengal and Bangladesh Read More »

Cairo Government: Demolish Cultural Centers, Modernise Cairo

Featured, News /

Historic Neighborhoods and Landmarks Face Demolition The vibrant streets and neighborhoods of Cairo, once steeped in history and culture, are undergoing a dramatic transformation as the government’s modernization plan sweeps through the city. Residents of the working-class areas are witnessing their homes, green spaces, archaeological treasures, and beloved cultural hubs vanish, igniting concerns about the

Cairo Government: Demolish Cultural Centers, Modernise Cairo Read More »

Unearthing Neolithic Treasures: Rock Bruising of a Bull and Prehistoric Figurines Found in Mahabubnagar

Featured, News /

Exploring the Past: A Journey into History In a remarkable discovery that sheds light on the ancient history of the Indian subcontinent, archaeologists have unearthed a rock bruising, or etching, of a bull dating back to the Neolithic period. This invaluable find was made during an exploration at Musapet in the Mahabubnagar district by a

Unearthing Neolithic Treasures: Rock Bruising of a Bull and Prehistoric Figurines Found in Mahabubnagar Read More »

Stolen Artifacts from British Museum Valued at Upto $63,800 Offered on eBay for Mere $51

News /

Introduction In a startling revelation that has sent shockwaves through the art world, it has come to light that at least one item stolen from the prestigious British Museum was offered for sale on the e-commerce platform eBay. The stolen artifacts, including gold jewelry and semi-precious stones dating back from the 15th century BC to

Stolen Artifacts from British Museum Valued at Upto $63,800 Offered on eBay for Mere $51 Read More »

A 2300-Year-Old Hecate Statue of Three- Headed Goddess Discovered in Turkeyeris

News /

Discovering History in Kelenderis: Unearthing the Goddess In the sun-kissed city of Kelenderis, nestled within the southern Turkish province of Mersin, a remarkable archaeological revelation has come to light. A 2300-year-old statue of the three-headed goddess Hecate, alongside a treasure trove of Hellenistic period ceramics, has been unearthed, shedding new light on the ancient city’s

A 2300-Year-Old Hecate Statue of Three- Headed Goddess Discovered in Turkeyeris Read More »

How the Rediscovered Constable Painting Could Secure the Future of Historic Scottish Castle?

News /

A Stroke of Luck Fortune smiled upon a British couple as they stumbled upon what appeared to be an overlooked masterpiece by renowned English landscape painter John Constable. Simon Houison Craufurd and his wife, Adity, were astonished to learn that a painting in the guest wing of their family’s 800-year-old castle, Craufurdland Castle, might be

How the Rediscovered Constable Painting Could Secure the Future of Historic Scottish Castle? Read More »

Subscribe to Our Newsletter