In the Louvre

Connected Sites: 10

Definition

World Heritage sites from which "non-portable" objects have been removed which are now in the Louvre Museum in Paris. "Non portable" is defined as a. Integral to the structure from which they have been removed b. Not intended to be moved from the site c. Of "significant" size and weight

Map

Connected Sites

Meroe

Sudan

Inscribed: 2011

4.04

34

4

Offering table
See www.louvre.fr
Acropolis

Greece

Inscribed: 1987

4.27

490

14

Frise des Panathénées
See collections.louvre.fr
Palmyra

Syria

Inscribed: 1980

3.98

66

3

Relief of Maliku
See www.louvre.fr
Persepolis

Iran

Inscribed: 1979

4.37

103

3

Man carrying a kid goat
See www.louvre.fr
Byblos

Lebanon

Inscribed: 1984

3.16

93

4

The Yehawmilk stele
See www.louvre.fr
Tchogha Zanbil

Iran

Inscribed: 1979

3.39

32

4

Stele representing King Untash Napirisha, "King of Anzan and Susa". This stele with four registers was commissioned by the Elamite king Untash-Napirisha for the city of Chogha Zanbil. It was later moved to Susa by one of his successors,
Susa

Iran

Inscribed: 2015

2.40

30

4

Stele representing King Untash Napirisha, "King of Anzan and Susa". This stele with four registers was commissioned by the Elamite king Untash-Napirisha for the city of Chogha Zanbil. It was later moved to Susa by one of his successors,
Rapa Nui

Chile

Inscribed: 1995

4.49

111

13

The Louvre holds an Original Tuff Head, which was presented to the Chilean government by Henri Lavachery and Alfred Metraux for the Musée de l'Homme after their expedition to Rapa Nui, in 1934-35. (wiki)
Ancient Thebes

Egypt

Inscribed: 1979

4.38

257

11

Babouins de Louxor / Luxor baboons (obelisk base)
See collections.louvre.fr
Djémila

Algeria

Inscribed: 1982

3.40

40

3

Door lintel
See collections.louvre.fr