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The display case containing the bronze statue of Bacchus as a child was struck by a bullet. The damage to the archaeological artifacts was very minor and, according to the museum curator, not irreparable. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives, including 20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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The display case containing the bronze statue of Bacchus as a child was struck by a bullet. The damage to the archaeological artifacts was very minor and, according to the museum curator, not irreparable. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives, including 20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.The display case containing the bronze statue of Bacchus as a child was struck by a bullet. The damage to the archaeological artifacts was very minor and, according to the museum curator, not irreparable. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives, including 20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.A few display cases were hit by bullets in the small rooms adjacent to the Salle de Virgile. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives—20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.Bullet holes next to the statue of Apollo at the top of the staircase used by the terrorists. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives—20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.Bullet holes next to the statue of Apollo at the top of the staircase used by the terrorists. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives—20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.A few display cases were hit by bullets in the small rooms adjacent to the Salle de Virgile. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives—20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.
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M30-800

The display case containing the bronze statue of Bacchus as a child was struck by a bullet. The damage to the archaeological artifacts was very minor and, according to the museum curator, not irreparable. A tour of the Bardo Museum’s galleries following the March 18 terrorist attack, which claimed 21 lives, including 20 foreigners and 1 Tunisian.

ReferenceM30-800
CategoryActualités / 2015 / M30-800 Inventory Report, Bardo Museum, 22030215
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2015
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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