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New York Times: As Europe returns artifacts, Britain stays silent

The Parthenon Marbles in London are likely the world’s most famous disputed museum items. Yet the British government says the sculptures’ fate isn’t its concern

Are Ghosts haunting the British Museum?

Karma...

Parthenon Marbles: “Missing” from the British Museum for the last 10 months (photos)

The heavy rain on July 25 in London caused, once again, water leakage in the Marbles' room, at a distance of a few centimeters from the exhibits

Parthenon Marbles: New embarrassing images in the British Museum – Water entered in the Greek galleries (photos)

The heavy rains on July 25 caused floods in central London and led to an influx of water into one of the museum's Greek galleries

Pressure grows on UK to hand back Parthenon Marbles after Scottish decision

New facts give new hope

Parthenon Marbles: International support for their reunification

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni responded with a statement that the British PM "has not been informed about the new historical data of the Ottoman era"

George Clooney: The Parthenon Sculptures must be returned to Greece

"There are indeed many objects of historical value that must be returned to their original owners. However, none of them is as important as the Marbles of the Parthenon"

“Product of theft”: Greece urges UK to return Parthenon marbles

The New Acropolis Museum wants to display antiquities removed on the orders of Lord Elgin

Scientists analyze “mysterious black goo” used by ancient Egyptians to cover coffins and mummy cases

It is thought Egyptians used the fluid due to its black colour - which symbolized rebirth and regeneration through the God Osiris

Did England commit fraud to keep The Parthenon sculptures?

“From a lawyer’s point of view, this is fraud” 1996 Pulitzer Prize nominee David Rudenstine stated

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