A marbled head of a veiled woman has been returned to Libya after being placed on long-term loan to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1998 ("D.A. Bragg Returns Two Antiquities Valued at Over $500,000 to the People of Libya", Manhattan DA March 30, 2022). It appears that the head had been looted from Cyrene. It is being returned with the head of a bearded man that surfaced through the market in Switzerland.
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Loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art returned to Libya
Source: Manhattan DA A marbled head of a veiled woman has been returned to Libya after being placed on long-term loan to New York's Metr...
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