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Racing against militant threat to document Syria's heritage

By Sarah El Deeb | September 23, 2015 - 6:00pm

Scientists are slipping 3-D cameras into Syria to local activists and residents to scan antiquities. A US-funded project aims to provide local conservators with resources to help safeguard relics.

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