Museum of Lost Objects
BBC Radio 4Tracing the histories of antiquities and landmarks that have been destroyed or looted in Iraq and Syria, India and Pakistan.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | ||||
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The Museum of Lost Objects traces the histories of 10 antiquities or cultural sites that have been destroyed or looted in Iraq and Syria. more
It’s been a year since Brazil’s National Museum burned down in a fire. Not only was its collection one of the most extraordinary in the world, but Brazil’s entire history ran through the museum. On the second floor you could meet the prehistoric skel... more
Rabindranath Tagore, the celebrated Bengali writer, is one of the greatest figures in modern South Asian history. In 1913, Tagore became the first non-westerner to win a Nobel Prize, but just over a decade ago, his Nobel medal was stolen – and still ... more
Ziarat Residency was a former sanatorium in the hills of Balochistan, and it’s where Muhammad Ali Jinnah - the founder of Pakistan – spent the last three months of his life. The building acquired great significance after his death – it was even on th... more
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Apple Podcasts5vivelabagatelle
United Kingdom5 years ago - Amazing Podcast!
A beautiful show. A welcome alternative to simple catagorizations from the news and state, the authors take us into the personal stories associated with Iraq, Syria, and other locations touched by recent upheaval. The stories helpfully complicate the western listener's concept of lands and people often misunderstood.
Apple Podcasts5Ziggy48183
United States7 years ago - We All Shrugged
While these tragic lootings and eradication of our Ancient History were happenning, we all found the Celebrity Big brother News far more relevent , more
Apple Podcasts5Emma FlavellUnited Kingdom7 years ago - Fantastic!
Very well produced and full of interesting information! Well done to the team for this great tribute to lost art!
Apple Podcasts5Stefka.Caran
Ireland8 years ago - Thank you
Another great thing from Radio 4.
Apple Podcasts5morganfitzpUnited States8 years ago
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