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Eternal Gold, Fragile Heritage: A Critical Sociology of the Melted 3,000-Year-Old Egyptian Bracelet
Author: Â Daniel Lee Affiliation: Â Independent Researcher Abstract In September 2025, a 3,000-year-old royal bracelet from ancient Egypt was stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and, after passing through several hands, was melted down. The incident triggered public anger and renewed debates about cultural heritage protection, museum governance, the illicit art market, and the enduring power of gold as a material and symbol. This article offers a critical-sociological anal
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The Evolution of Tourism: A Historical Perspective
Abstract Tourism, as a global phenomenon, has a rich and diverse history that spans centuries. This research paper traces the evolution...
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The Evolution of Hospitality: A Historical Perspective
Abstract The history of hospitality is a rich and multifaceted journey, reflecting the cultural, social, and economic transformations of...
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Swiss National Library (Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek)
Abstract The Swiss National Library (Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek) plays a pivotal role in preserving the nation's cultural heritage...
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The Arabic Language: A Comprehensive Study
Introduction The Arabic language, one of the world's oldest and most influential languages, holds a significant place in the cultural,...
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Advanced Rosary Evaluation: Historical, Cultural, and Technological Perspectives
Abstract: The rosary, a traditional form of prayer in various religious traditions, has undergone significant transformations over the...
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