Her name was Enheduanna.

Keeping sounds, stories, and cultural memory alive through years of conflict.

A company is using garden trees to revive an ancient industry.

These fragrant fruits are deeply symbolic.

And her clothing tells an important story, says archeologist Rita Wright.

Four years after the Iraqi city of Mosul was liberated from ISIS, Daud Salim is the first—and the only—bookseller to return to the storied street.

“If we can’t make the revolution on the streets … we can make it in cinema, sending a message, spreading our vision of the world.”

Mysterious to scientists, dangerous for foragers, and coveted by gastronomes.