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Timbuktu’s Medieval Manuscripts Return Home After a Decade Away Safe From Insurgents

After 13 years in Bamako, 28,000 medieval manuscripts were returned to Timbuktu to safeguard cultural heritage amid ongoing regional security threats.

Thousands of ancient Arabic texts have returned to their rightful place in the legendary Saharan trade city of Timbuktu after years of safe-keeping further south. Having undergone extensive digitization, fear that the content of the manuscripts may not survive the centuries due to security concerns or funding have abated somewhat. Mali was once the center […] The post Timbuktu’s Medieval Manuscripts Return Home After a Decade Away Safe from Insu…

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