U.S. Returns $65 Million Worth of Stolen Artifacts to Italy
The repatriation of 600 artifacts marks a significant achievement in Italy's efforts to reclaim its cultural heritage.
- 600 stolen artifacts, valued at $65 million, were returned to Italy by the U.S.
- The items, spanning from the 9th century BC to the 19th century, include bronze statues, gold coins, and mosaics.
- Recovered pieces were seized from U.S. museums, collectors, and private homes.
- The return is part of Italy's long-term effort to recover looted cultural heritage.
- Authorities emphasize ongoing challenges in combating art trafficking and looting.
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