Around 200,000 Yazidis remain displaced following attacks, and efforts to restore shrines and other buildings have stalled due to ongoing security concerns and a lack of funding

The characters DKS1860—referring to the football team 1860 Munich—were spray-painted on seven outdoor columns under the famous Italian landmark

Future of arts and women’s rights remain uncertain despite government backing of cultural heritage projects

Travellers' Rest stones were installed between Liverpool and Manchester for travel-weary Irish labourers

The haul has now been officially classed as treasure and may be acquired by an Anglesey museum

Lisa Reihana is among the artists embarking on the odyssey, which will be followed by a film, book and exhibition

The organisation has repeatedly bowed to pressure from the Italian government not to do so

A new report confirms flooding adjacent to the house museum of the self-trained Ukrainian artist Polina Rayko in Oleshky

The descendants of the €200m collection's Jewish former owners had appealed a 2022 regional court ruling

Cultural heritage officials are calling for greater protections of historic structures as the Siraji minaret in Basra is torn down for road expansion

Visitors to the Italian city have a rare chance to glimpse the inlaid marble floor, begun in the 14th century

Following a five-year absence, one of the founding members of the UN's cultural agency is readmitted as the organisation's 194th member state

Conservation charity Landmark Trust plans to transform derelict building into unique four-bedroom house, due to open in 2025

The US will have to repay $619m in dues that accrued after it ceased paying in 2011 but before its formal departure in 2019

An auction house in Austria intended to sell the artefact before officials stepped in, according to the Mexican government

Italian authorities have identified an English suspect who they believe is the man filmed carving the words “Ivan + Hayley 23” into the 2,000-year old structure

Authors of a new report from the the Foundation for Advancement in Conservation and the National Endowment for the Humanities say climate change is the most significant threat in conservation

The late antiquities dealer was accused of profiting off stolen Cambodian antiquities

An archive has opened on the Island of San Giorgio in Venice for Murano glass designs

Conservators are raising the alarm in the ancient Turkish city as seismologists warn that an earthquake is all but inevitable within the next two decades

In addition to assembling her own roving art book library, Amarie Cemone Gipson is a research fellow on a project in Houston to preserve and promote the history of Freedmen's Town

Ministers hope to close loopholes that see aquatic mammals vulnerable to poaching, but dealers in antique scrimshaw works of art say it will destroy their business

Sources state that demands made for thousands of objects in British collections have been "significantly overstated", and that the report is "misleading"

On 6 May, the last surviving coronation ceremony in the West takes place in London’s Westminster Abbey

Guidelines for returning objects looted from former colonies and during the Nazi period are laid out in a report commissioned by Emmanuel Macron and written by former Louvre director Jean-Luc Martinez

Josep Renau's vast memorial in Halle-Neustadt is one of the most important surviving public works of art produced in communist East Germany

Conservation works on an ancient burial site at Shewaki near Kabul had to be halted due to lack of funding and resources

We explore the Tate Modern exhibition. Plus, the Whitney's Jaune Quick-to-See Smith retrospective and a reconstructed Roman gateway in England

Following a bitter inheritance dispute, Rita Boncompagni Ludovisi has been court-ordered to leave the historic property, while valuable artworks and documents are to be removed or destroyed

A new Unesco initiative will provide much-needed local employment in the vulnerable heritage site