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After ISIS: Syria’s Damaged Architecture Is Being Restored

Syria’s architectural legacy has been a well-known victim and propaganda tool of the civil war. Islamic State famously took pleasure in detonating the temples and tower-tombs of Palmyra, with the delicate paintings and sculptures that they contained, and making sure the world knew about it. – The Guardian

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on August 31, 2020Categories visualTags 08.29.20

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