آثاری از تمدن ایران باستان را می توان در هر موزه معتبری در جهان پیدا کرد، اما گنجینه بخش ایران در موزه اسرائیل، از جهات بسیاری بی نظیر است، به ویژه به لحاظ تنوع و غنای آثار خطی و مینیاتوری آن. گزارش محمد منظرپور، بی بی سی فارسی
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Stolen Artifacts
by No Fear on Mon Oct 04, 2010 04:12 PM PDTAs far as i know, taking Iranian artifacts outside of Iran has always been illegal unless it was given as a loan to another museum.
Take the " donation " claim with a grain of salt. Its common practice to sell stolen or smuggled artifacts to museum but claim it as a donation to white wash the original crime. Sometimes artifacts could get confiscated by police in other countries and they force the smuggler to donate it to a local museum so they won't have to return it to the country of origin. The smuggler won't even get a criminal record if he " donates " the artifacts.
Dubious loyalty and Hypocrisy
by reader1 on Mon Oct 04, 2010 01:06 PM PDTBoth Johanna Davood and Ayoob Rabna had the opportunity to donate their invaluable collections back to their country of birth but instead decided to give it to a foreign country which they related to only by religion. I wonder what excuses they had for their decision when at the time of donation we had no Mullas ruling the country. How hypocritical of those criticizing our Mullas for destroying their Iranian heritage in favour of their Islamic heritage but condone the action of these two individuals.
No respect for the Mullas nor for these two individuals.
Is this ancient Iran or Medieval Iran???
by Immortal Guard on Mon Oct 04, 2010 12:14 PM PDTThis is more like Medieval Iran and not ancient Iran.
I liked the information about Iran being the center of Islamic art between 11th and 13th century and also Iranians having been the originators of the art of decorating metalwork which found its way to Egypt etc.
They will showcase Islamic stuff
by mahmoudg on Mon Oct 04, 2010 07:20 AM PDTThey are proud to showcase these items, and talk about the greatness of our country and let the public learn about Iran. And what do the Islamic Rapists ruling iran do in return? They deny Israel and publicly call for its destrcution. Islamists, try not to destroy them, but try to be like them and even better.