baghdad museum造句

• Several frescos were recovered intact and sent to the Baghdad Museum.
• The helmet was in a Baghdad museum.
• When it is safe to go back she will be seen in the Baghdad Museum.
• The Baghdad museum has long been recognized as the Middle East's leading archaeological collection.
• They will also hear from Iraqi Donny George, director of research at the looted Baghdad museum.
• The Oxford-educated Bell, for instance, was also an eminent archaeologist who founded the Baghdad Museum.
• It protected the oil ministry, but didn't protect the Baghdad Museum, " she said.
• Kurdish security forces also detained four Iranians who possessed five stolen antiques thought to be taken from Baghdad museums.
• In 1991, he apparently hid equipment in the shadow of Ur and used the Baghdad Museum as a headquarters.
• Cy MARmANNE civilians, it is hard to focus on the horrific loss of treaser % ( at the Baghdad museum.
• Blount said Islamic clerics in the city have asked residents to return looted items, including valuable artifacts from the Baghdad Museum.
• At least for now, UNESCO's effort to safeguard Iraqi antiquities is0dri Louvre, the British Museum and the Baghdad Museum.
• Chaffinch said Customs agents at an unspecified U . S . airport seized at least one item believed stolen from a Baghdad museum.
• After the fall of Saddam Hussein's government earlier this month, looters stole and smashed priceless archaeological treasures from the Baghdad museum.
• Bard created " Status : Stolen ", a public work focused on artifacts missing from Iraq s Baghdad Museum in 2005.
• In the Season 6 premiere, it is revealed he switched majors from forensic science to cultural anthropology and is interning at the Baghdad Museum.
• Among the items believed lost from the Baghdad museum are an alabaster vase from 3200 B . C . and bronze reliefs from 3500 B . C.
• Pieces like a 4, 000-year-old silver harp from Ur, missing from the Baghdad museum, could net millions on the black market.
• Near the Baghdad Museum, a crowd of hundreds had gathered Friday with a crane to tear the head off one of the last mammoth statues of Hussein.
• After Sadr City, Jawary rushed over to the Central Criminal Court of Iraq, which American legal advisers helped establish last summer in a former Baghdad museum.