Ancient Artifacts in the Modern World: Provenance, Possession, and Cultural Heritage

After a recent speech by Dr. Dyfri Williams, a guardian of the British Museum's Greek and Roman cultural heritage, some spectators got up on behalf of Greece and refused to return the parthenon's sculpture or Elgin marble to Athens . . Dr. Williams stated a detailed summary of the point and complexity of the question and answered their hard counterargument.

Conservator-Restorer is an expert who is in charge of the protection of artistic and cultural art, also known as cultural heritage. Parents protect the cultural heritage and have expertise to maintain the integrity of objects, buildings or premises such as historical significance, background, aesthetic or visual aspects. This preservation is accomplished by analyzing and evaluating the state of cultural properties, understanding the processes and evidence of degradation, planning site management strategies for collecting care or preventing damage, implementing protective measures, and conducting research. Parents' work is to maintain the cultural heritage of the collection of museums while fulfilling the mission of the museum and opening the artwork to the public.

Istanbul combines tradition and modernity. It is an ancient city with an unparalleled cultural heritage, a strong economy, a young population and an increasingly active modern cultural landscape. The challenge is to utilize these opportunities to manage growth and maintain its culture and heritage identity.

Egypt has the oldest history of every modern country. The history of modern Egypt dates back to the 10th century BC and is based on one of the world's most important ancient civilizations. This ancient culture is preserved in ruins and relics of the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Great Sphinx, Memphis, Thebes, Carnac and the Valley of the Royal Old. Today, known as the Arab Republic of Egypt, it is a continental cross country in the northeastern corner of Africa and the southwestern corner of Asia. Its territory is mainly composed of sand from the Sahara along the banks of the Nile River and is a narrow arable land that gives life to agricultural land. Egypt is the world's most populous country, its capital city Cairo is the largest city in Africa. Its economy comes mainly from agriculture along the Nile River and tourism of ancient ruins.