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Après l'enquête policière, la galerie de Carthage en cours de nettoyage pour l'ouverture du musée au public le 24 mars. Visite des salles du musée du Bardo après l'attaque terroriste du 18 mars qui a fait 21 victimes dont 20 étrangers et 1 Tunisien.© 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.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.
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M30-811

Après l'enquête policière, la galerie de Carthage en cours de nettoyage pour l'ouverture du musée au public le 24 mars. Visite des salles du musée du Bardo après l'attaque terroriste du 18 mars qui a fait 21 victimes dont 20 étrangers et 1 Tunisien.

ReferenceM30-811
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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