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Humanity is capable of amazing feats of beauty and creation – but
also of heart-breaking violence and destruction. The Alliance for the
Restoration of Cultural Heritage (ARCH), a non-profit organization,
stands with those who are working to make, protect and revere the great
accomplishments of civilization. In ways large and small, we are
committed to the promotion and defense of culture marred by crisis and
war.
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Syria is home to some of the world’s richest and most diverse
cultural treasures: pre-historic cities, Roman temples, Byzantine
churches, medieval mosques, Crusader castles, Ottoman souks, and
countless other monuments. Since the start of unrest in 2011, this
heritage has fallen into grave danger from looting, gunfire, aerial
bombardments, and deliberate partisan destruction. MORE »
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Mes Aynak is one of the largest copper deposits
in the world, located 20 KM south of Kabul in Logar Province. The huge
site looms as major revenue source for Afghanistan, a country deeply in
need of economic growth. MORE » |
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Immediately after the overthrow of the Taliban,
the country’s newly installed government announced intentions to rebuild
“within two years.” President Hamid Karzai traveled to the site for
this declaration, and was received by a large crowd all endorsing his
announcement. MORE » |
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ARCH invites you to help us build further on this great
philosopher’s legacy by creating a RUMI GARDEN. We will create the
initial such garden in Balkh, but we anticipate that once the template
has been established, similar gardens will be established at many other
sites internationally.
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Thousands of years ago, the tyrant king
Senakhrib ruled the lands of Bukhdi, Hariwa, Arachosia and Bamikan
(known to us today as Balkh, Herat, Kandahar and Bamiyan). He forced his
subjects to work unceasingly so they could pay him high taxes and large
tributes. If they failed to pay him their dues, they were harshly
punished. MORE » |
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After a conflict, cultural and educational institutions often
lack even basic resources. ARCH’s Toolkit for Museums and Historic Sites
provides essential guidance on how to set up financially sustainable
programs, including tours, children’s education and international
outreach. MORE » |
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