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Page 1: Egypt Protests - Citizens Protect Hisotric Sites

EFFORTS TO PROTECT EGYPT’S

HISTORIC FABRIC: AN OVERVIEW

UNREST

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Multiple sources verify that…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Multiple sources verify that…

“…local youths organized themselves into groups that

directed traffic, protected neighborhoods, and guarded

public buildings such as the Library of Alexandria.”

- Than, Ker. “Egypt Treasures Looted, but Public Strikes Back”. National

Geographic News, 01/31/2011.

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Multiple sources verify that the Cairo Museum

was looted and…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Multiple sources verify that the Cairo Museum

was looted and…

“…Zahi Hawas, secretary general of Egypt’s

Supreme Council on Antiquities…fought the mobs to

reach the museum, gathered students and others

protesting in the streets and rallied them to the

building.”

- Vastag, Brian. “Amid protests and looting, officials work to preserve Egypt’s

treasures”. Washington Post, 01/30/2011.

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Hawas claims that each one of Egypt’s twenty-

four museums is now protected by the army, but

because Egypt is such an archeologically rich

country, efforts to protect its historic fabric remain

ongoing.

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Egyptologists are using…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Egyptologists are using…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Egyptologists are using…

…to find eyewitness

accounts of what is

happening on the

ground, and also…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Egyptologists are using…

…to find eyewitness

accounts of what is

happening on the

ground, and also…

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Egyptologists are using…

…to find eyewitness

accounts of what is

happening on the

ground, and also…

…to assess the damage

of historic sites.

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

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Pedestrians, Military, Egyptologists

Representatives of the Facebook group –

Restore + Save the Egyptian Museum – are

working with the Egyptian Army to help protect

sites. Here’s how:

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A researcher on the ground in Egypt uses a

landline phone to report looting of an historic site

to a colleague out of country.

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A researcher on the ground in Egypt uses a

landline phone to report looting of a historic site

to a colleague out of country.

The person receiving the call then uses online

resources, such as Google Earth, to look up the

GPS Coordinates of the historic site in question.

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A researcher on the ground in Egypt uses a

landline phone to report looting of a historic site

to a colleague out of country.

The person receiving the call then uses online

resources, such as Google Earth, to look up the

GPS Coordinates of the historic site in question.

The researcher in Egypt then relays the GPS

coordinates to the Egyptian Army.

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Conclusion:

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

Infrastructure

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

Infrastructure

Governance

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

Infrastructure

Governance

Culture

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

Infrastructure

Governance

Culture

Nature

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Conclusion:

Chapter 7, The Clock of the Long Now

Fashion/art

Commerce

Infrastructure

Governance

Culture

Nature

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Sources Consulted:Than, Ker. “Egypt Treasures Looted, but Public Strikes Back.” National

Geographic News, 01/31/2011.

Vastag, Brian. “Amid protests and looting, officials work to preserve Egypt’s

treasures.” Washington Post, 01/30/2011.

Hammond, Joseph. “Egyptian City Of Alexandria Prepares For Fresh Protests.”

Radio Free Europe, Radio Liberty, 02/10/2011.

Videos:

http://www.rferl.org/content/egypt_protests_alexandria_february_11/2305396.html

http://www.bibalex.org/Attachments/BA_Player2.html

http://blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/news/chiefeditor/2011/01/ancient-

treasures-looted-destroyed-in-egypt.html