The Boston Globe26d
Newton couple donates Ritchie Boy’s cello, other artifacts to US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Longtime Newton resident Werner Gans owed his escape from Nazi Germany as a 13-year-old to his cello and cherished the instrument throughout his life. As Adolf Hitler directed the persecution of ...
The Financial Times29d
My mother was sent to Auschwitz — her cello saved her
Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. When I was a child, my mother never spoke about the Holocaust. I was aware that things were different in our ...
The Art Newspaper8d
Indigenous communities assist with reinterpretation of Arizona petroglyphs
Petroglyphs in Arizona dating back thousands of years will soon be digitised and reinterpreted with help from local Indigenous groups. At the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, a 47-acre site in ...
The Business Journals11d
Arizona ranch famous for petroglyphs listed for $18 million
A historic ranch famous for its vast collection of petroglyphs has been listed for sale, 80 years after the property owner first moved to the area. The historic Rock Art Ranch featuring one of the ...
KUTV28d
Archeological sites, petroglyphs increasingly at risk with southern Utah development
ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — With consistent development across southern Utah, ancient archeological sites and petroglyphs are increasingly at risk. Archeologists Greg Woodall and Todd Prince ...
Wichita Eagle17d
Photos show name carved into 3,000-year-old petroglyphs in ‘tragic act of destruction’
Ancient petroglyphs up to 3,000 years old were destroyed when someone etched a name over the indigenous drawings of bighorn sheep. Bureau of Land Management - Utah on Facebook An ancient ...