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In Search of the Lebanese Ashura: A Heritage at the Edge of Memory?
The commemoration of Ashura constitutes a significant [] The post In Search of the Lebanese Ashura: A Heritage at the Edge of Memory? appeared first on Nowlebanon.
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· Jun 23, 2026
Archiving Genocide in Real Time: Who Has the Right to Narrate Death?
Amid the systematic and widespread destruction of southern Lebanese villages, extending even to cemeteries, Lebanon is witnessing a genuine and growing concern with preserving what remains of personal and collective archives. Individuals, groups, and institutions are racing to salvage photographs, documents, and memories at risk of being lost forever. At the same time, other initiatives are emerging to document personal narratives of loss, even as that loss is still unfolding and has not yet become a past that can be recounted from a distance.
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· Jun 30, 2026
Egypt and France Deepen Cultural Ties: 57 French Archaeological Missions Currently Active
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Fouad Bawarshi and the Spirit of Ras Beirut
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Al Jazeera
· Jul 1, 2026
Psychological toll mounts as Lebanese villages erased by Israel’s war
Displaced Lebanese face a void as war annihilates the physical and emotional anchors of their past and identity.
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· Jun 30, 2026
Defining heritage in southern Lebanon
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Israel's Military Campaign Destroyed Heritage Sites: Lebanon
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