Talk:Royal Jewelry Museum

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BetacommandBot (talk) 10:41, 21 January 2008 (UTC)

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The articles listed for deletion with the rationale:" All photographs of this article are published in a book of 2002: The Royal Jewelry Museum : Alexandria, ISBN 977-305-350-4"

I declined the deletion of the article, saying that "The thing to do is to remove those photographs that are in fact copyvio--the book may have taken them from a free source: each needs to be checked. " They will need to be challenged individually: they were listed as being uploaded under GFDL (changed to CC 3.0 by the license migration,  by User:Delengar, whom I have notified.


 * The book entitled (or maybe an Arabic equivalent) was edited by 'Atif A. Ghuneim and supervised by Zahi Hawass, published by S.C.A. press. It does not contain any hint that neither the text nor the photographs are in the public domain or similar. For instance, see File:Jewel 30.JPG. Above the elephant's head anything was removed. In the book mentioned the text "An ivory elephant, ornamented with gold, inlaid with pearls and sapphires". The museum itself was opened in 2010, prior to that the jewelry was in the National Bank of Egypt. Photography in the museum now is forbidden. --RolandUnger (talk) 17:36, 12 February 2012 (UTC)

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