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Interesting piece in the Times about the ongoing debate in the museum world about whether pieces of antiquity once taken from other countries and cultures should be returned there, or allowed to stay where they’ve ended up over time.
This writer makes the case that if you’ve got it, you should get to keep it.
What do you think?
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