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18th October 2017

To keep up with all the latest in Cultural Heritage news, events and initiatives from around the world, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram where regular updates keep our hundreds of followers in the loop!

Indigenous people's Tweet — Recent content from the Unite4Heritage Twitter feed

On our Twitter, in just the last few days, we have explored a wide range of subjects: from the restoration of the Lion of al-Lat in Syria, to UNESCO and ICCROM's dual initiative and much, much more.

In addition to Twitter, we are also active on Instagram, focussing our efforts there on beautiful pictures from built heritage around the world, as well as videos and photos of the intangible cultual heritage - dances, songs, language and food etc. which all are very visually engaging.

Ancient ruins of the half city/half natural phenomenon: Petra — Ancient ruins of the half built/half natural rock city: Petra, shown on our Instagram page

Regular features like Throwback Thursday (#TBT) are a feature of the social media accounts

Both Twitter and Instagram will continue to produce updates on a regular basis, frequently posting #Unite4Heritage stories, reports on what is happening in the world of Cultural Heritage.

For all our social media content go to our Twitter or follow us on Instagram