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Pr&#233;sentationThe aim of this conference is to provide a synthesis of the documentation collected and research conducted about the destruction of Cultural Heritage in Syria between 2011-2017. Since 2011, Syrian archaeological heritage has been suffering by bombardment, explosions, looting.. Many articles and photos have been published and disseminated online to document the damage to the Syrian cultural heritage, emphasizing not only the importance that ancient sites and historic buildings have assumed in the history of Syria, but how their protection is crucial to preserve the cultural identity of the Syrian people. This conference aim to offer synthesis of the actions and interpretations that have been undertaken by different bodies and organizations as well individuals towards the tangible cultural heritage from the 2011 until 2017. International acknowledgement of the crisis has been expressed and responses launched through actions such as documenting and updating information involving social media (i.e. Facebook, YouTube, websites, blogs, etc.), and short-term (i.e. petitions, statements, press releases, etc.) and long-term projects (i.e. lectures, exhibitions, workshops, training, etc.). It is necessary to provide a synthesis of these actions not just photos and images, that aim to increase understanding of the reason of these damages, and to cover as much as possible of regions in Syria.ProgrammeMardi 6 f&#233;vrier14&#160;:30 - 14&#160;:45 Introduction14&#160;:45 - 16&#160;:15 Session 1Pr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: Fran&#231;ois Villeneuve (Universit&#233; Paris 1)La question arch&#233;ologique en Syrie,&#160;Michel Al-Maqdissi (Mus&#233;e du Louvre, Paris)Syrie...Y&#233;men...&#160;: d'une trag&#233;die &#224; l'autre,&#160;Mounir Arbach (CNRS, Lyon)Chronologie de destructions majeures du patrimoine en Syrie 2011-2017,&#160;Cheickmous Ali (APSA, Strasbourg)16&#160;:15 - 16&#160;:30 Pause16&#160;:30 - 18&#160;:00 Session 2Pr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: &#224; confirmerProtecting Syria&#8217;s heritage: from documentation to reconstruction. An overview of actions 2011-2017,&#160;Emma L. CUNLIFFE (Cultural Property Protection and Peace UK Blue Shield, Newcastle University)Documenting the destruction of cultural heritage in Syria: A summary results from the ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives,&#160;Allison Cueno (ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives)A digital archive supporting the Syrian heritage,&#160;Karin P&#252;tt (Syrian Heritage Archive Project, Museum f&#252;r Islamische Kunst- Berlin)Mercredi 7 f&#233;vrier9&#160;:00 - 9&#160;:30 Welcoming9&#160;:30 - 11&#160;:00 Session 3Pr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: Pascal Butterlin (Universit&#233; Paris 1)Faut-il reconstruire Palmyre&#160;?&#160;Annie Sartre (Professeur &#233;m&#233;rite d'histoire ancienne &#224; l'universit&#233; d'Artois)La destruction massive du patrimoine arch&#233;ologique et historique nord-m&#233;sopotamien d&#8217;Irak et de Syrie,&#160;Phlippe Quenet (Universit&#233; de Strasbourg)Pillages, destructions et d&#233;couvertes du patrimoine de Syrie du Sud,&#160;Pierre-Marie Blanc &#38; Thibaud Fournet &#38; Pauline Piraud-Fournet (Universit&#233; Paris 10 - IFPO)11&#160;:00 - 11&#160;:30 Pause11&#160;:30 - 13&#160;:00 Session 4Pr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: &#224; confirmerP&#233;rils sur le patrimoine urbain,&#160;Samir Abdulac (ICOMOS)Towards a strategy for regaining cultural Identity in the urban reconstruction of the war - ravaged city center of Homs, Syria,&#160;Sana Kasouha (Universit&#228;t Stuttgart)La rue Al-Jisr &#224; Deir Al-Zor, entre Le plan cadastral fran&#231;ais de 1926, et les effets d&#233;vastateurs de la guerre actuelle,&#160;Lilas Moussa (Universit&#233; Paris 1)13&#160;:00 - 14&#160;:00 Pause d&#233;jeuner14&#160;:00 - 15&#160;:30 Session 5&#160;: Aleppo PanelPr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: &#224; confirmerUrban development strategies for heritage sites - Example Aleppo,&#160;Annette Gangler (Universit&#228;t Stuttgart)The Alepoo Bazar 3D-model project,&#160;Anne Mollenhauer (German Archaeological Institute, Berlin)Aleppo: damages assessment and perspectives for the future,&#160;Thierry Grandin (architecte ind&#233;pendant &#224; Alep)15&#160;:30 - 15&#160;:45 Pause15&#160;:45 - 17&#160;:15 Session 6Pr&#233;sident / discutant&#160;: &#224; confirmerFirst aid to the Syrian cultural heritage post the conflict,&#160;Rim Lababidi (UCL Qatar) [pr&#233;sentation via Skype]The Destruction of Aleppine Old Houses, al-&#8216;Ajami (Wood Painting): Before and After the Damage based on the Work of Aleppo Built Heritage Documentation Project,&#160;Rami Alafendi (&#8220;Aleppo Built Heritage Documentation Project&#8221;, Berlin)Le site de Saint-Sym&#233;on (Syrie) entre pass&#233;, pr&#233;sent et perspectives,&#160;Micheline Kurdy (Labex Resmed-Paris)17:15 - 17:30 Pause17:30 - 19:00 Special Panel: Syria: war and damages: interpretation and perspectivesMod&#233;rateur&#160;: Francois Burgat (Institut de recherches et d&#8217;&#233;tudes sur le monde arabe et musulman - CNRS / Universit&#233; d&#8217;Aix-Marseille)Ziad Majed (American University of Paris)Salam Kawakibi (Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, Paris)