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Should looted historical artefacts be returned to their country of origin?
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Nefertiti and Co - Homecoming from ExilePublisher: Journeyman
Length: 60mins
Location: Egypt
Copyright: ©ORF
Published: 19 Jun, 2008
Last Updated: 29 Oct, 2009
Ref: 3491
Length: 60mins
Location: Egypt
Copyright: ©ORF
Published: 19 Jun, 2008
Last Updated: 29 Oct, 2009
Ref: 3491
Should looted historical artefacts be returned to their country of origin?
Egypt is leading the campaign to get back its plundered antiques. At the top of its demand list are the bust of Nefertiti, which presently resides in Berlin, and the Rosetta Stone, which is encased at the British Museum in London. Can and should Nefertiti and Co. finally return home?
Egypt is leading the campaign to get back its plundered antiques. At the top of its demand list are the bust of Nefertiti, which presently resides in Berlin, and the Rosetta Stone, which is encased at the British Museum in London. Can and should Nefertiti and Co. finally return home?
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