Africa Losing Priceless Relics - From CNN, but secrets buried in Djenne could be lost forever as antiquities are being plundered and sold to international art dealers.


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	From CNN, but secrets buried in Djenne could be lost forever as antiquities are being plundered and sold to international art dealers. Sponsored Links:
URL:	http://www-cgi.cnn.com/WORLD/9510/mali_relics/index.html
Title:	CNN - Africa losing priceless relics - Oct. 10, 1995
Description:	Science, Social Sciences, Archaeology, Regional - Africa Losing Priceless Relics. From CNN, but secrets buried in Djenne could be lost forever as antiquities are being plundered and sold to international art dealers.
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