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The trend around the world to return to plundered artifacts to their countries of origin continues to gain momentum despite some countries and their institutions exhibiting reluctance to repatriate some artifacts.
The Getty Museum in Los Angeles will be returning illegally excavated artwork and other treasures to Italy, among them one of the museum’s most prized pieces.
Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott writes about TWH’s focus on efforts to repatriate art and antiquities to their home countries.
A collection of 28 Cambodian artifacts, including what may be a famous statue of Ganesha, are returning home after being surrendered by Netscape founder James H. Clark.
The Wild Hunt examines efforts to repatriate African artworks, many of which were taken as a result of colonization, from their current place in European collections.