The End of Hasankeyf
The lake created by the Ilısu dam will see the archeological site of Hasankeyf, as well as 199 villages in Turkish Kurdistan, submerged beneath its waters
Editorials about: history
The Last Jews of Bukhara
An ancient community at risk of disappearing
Parva Grecia
A Grecanic enclave in Southern Italy
The Archaeology of a Regime
The fall of a dictator starts from his portraits
Baghdad. The Last Supper
Pre-war souvenir pictures, an enigma from the past.
AbandoNation
Italian ghost villages are our country’s best kept secret
Islamic riddle
Architectural heritage along the Silk Road
Of Sand and Ocean
On the road to Black Africa. The only way from Maghreb to Guinea
Saudade Bissau
When during Fifteenth century the Portuguese fleet begun to sail the Atlantic ocean, Guinea coasts were among the first territories to be explored, and in 1446 Portugal declared them as its own possession. The real colonisation started a lot later, and it was the result of endless conflicts – mostly with other European nations. Guinea’s […]