
Film Review: Lebanon
Lebanon is a powerful vision of men at war, made real and intense by the fact that we never once move outside the tank, and only see the outside world from the interior.

Lebanon is a powerful vision of men at war, made real and intense by the fact that we never once move outside the tank, and only see the outside world from the interior.

Conservation work is being carried out on a painting of Hercules and Omphale, recently attributed to Artemisia Gentileschi, that was damaged during the massive explosion in 2020 in Beirut.

Each of the bodies showed signs of serious injury and were buried with swords, maces, and arrows.

The investigations targeted the acropolis of the city, which was occupied from the Bronze Age (3rd millennium BC).

A new app offers an opportunity to experience an ancient site in its Roman heyday.