New inquiries into the national heritage led scholars to unearth forgotten medieval literature.
It may be helpful to recall that Buenos Aires and many other destinations featured in The Times have their own centuries-old cultural heritage, including numerous scholars, artists and authors.
Stephanie Diakite, an expert on the city's literature, says she is worried about Timbuktu's public and private libraries, and is calling for the heritage and the scholars who work on it to be protected.
If Africanization was part of Hannibal's heritage, I and other scholars would be most interested in seeing the evidence, as we should always be ready to learn and change our perceptions when needed.
Kaifeng, by comparison, attracts word-of-mouth backpackers and three or four rabbi- or scholar-led Jewish heritage groups a year.
Over the centuries, the territory of what is now Uzbekistan has produced great scholars, poets, and writers whose heritage has enriched the general culture of humanity.
He had a horror of romantic irrationalism of all kinds; it was, he thought, at the heart of the Nazism that had destroyed Germany's intellectual heritage and sent a generation of European scholars, himself included, into exile.
Kingship was its heartbeat; fish-garbed priests played out cultic rituals in its streets; its scholars laid claim to a heritage that reached back to the first fashioning of the world out of mud.
On the one hand, tools aim to provide easy access to cultural heritage by both the general public and scholars.
In the 20th century many Maltese artists and scholars enriched the country's cultural heritage in the fields of architecture, music, painting, sculpture, literature, and theatre.
