In Sudan there is war – but they still want to go to the country: two German archaeologists about destroyed museums, world heritage sites in danger and rescue measures of local communitiesEverything is gone. The three cars: stolen. Just like the petrol generator, the tents, field beds, satellite telephones. Angelika Lohwasser does not know how to continue her work. "The excavations continue, this is an impossibility," she says. The professor of …
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In Sudan there is war – but they still want to go to the country: two German archaeologists about destroyed museums, world heritage sites in danger and rescue measures of local communitiesEverything is gone. The three cars: stolen. Just like the petrol generator, the tents, field beds, satellite telephones. Angelika Lohwasser does not know how to continue her work. "The excavations continue, this is an impossibility," she says. The professor of …