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Ancient Roman coin found with metal detector in Vancouver

Ancient Roman coin found with metal detector in Vancouver
Chris Monk was scanning the ground with his metal detector near Pacific Spirit Park in Vancouver, Canada, when he came across something unusual.
Greece emphasizes it will be open to all tourists this summer
According to an ITV interview with Greece Tourism Minister Haris Theoharis, all travelers from the UK will be welcome to come to the country on holiday this year, whether they have been vaccinated or not.
Iran joins countries with maritime tourism
With the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism and roads and urban development ministries, Iran joined the group of countries with coastal and maritime tourism.
Mounesan: Ministry prioritizes maritime tourism development
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Iran’s ‘Driving Lessons’ receives three awards from Indian Cinevoyage festival
Acclaimed Iranian film, ‘Driving Lessons,’ directed by Marzieh Riahi, garnered three awards at the fourth edition of the Cinevoyage Film Festival (CFF) in India.
‘The Sixteenth Week’ heads to Los Angeles cinematic event
Iranian short film, ‘The Sixteenth Week,’ directed by Hashem Jahromi, will compete at the 2021 Los Angeles Short Film Festival.
Pandemic forces Berlin Film Festival to go online
The Berlinale, one of the world’s most open and public film festivals, begins on Monday in a decidedly low-key, private fashion, being streamed to a select audience of journalists and industry professionals rather than playing to packed cinemas.
Dark side of wonderland: Ahead of V&A show, book explores Alice’s occult link
Great art spawns imitation. And great weird art, it seems, spawns still weirder flights of fancy. Lewis Carroll’s twin children’s fantasies, ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and its sequel, ‘Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There’ have both inspired a string of adaptations, artistic and musical responses down the generations.
Egypt’s tourism ‘will return to pre-COVID-19 levels by fall 2022’
Tourism in Egypt will return to pre-pandemic levels by autumn 2022, according to a government minister.
US Big Sky festival awards Iran’s ‘The Snow Calls’
The Iranian documentary, ‘The Snow Calls,’ directed by Marjan Khosravi, won the Best Feature Film Award at the Big Sky Film Festival in the US, ifilmtv.com reported.