Many of the complaints are about the artefacts of empires and royal houses who in their day piled the war trophies high in their own palaces and capitals. Just seems more of the same.
Bell Riberio-Addy MP was barred from entering the British Museum grounds this morning to hold a press conference demanding stolen artefacts be returned:
The 'British' Museum's Instagram, Facebook and YouTube accounts have now been flooded with requests for the return of two moai statues which were taken away rom Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island) in 1868:
The 'British' Museum's Instagram, Facebook and YouTube accounts have now been flooded with requests for the return of two moai statues which were taken away rom Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island) in 1868:
“The statue, along with a second, smaller moai known as Hava, were given as gifts to Queen Victoria in 1869 by the captain of HMS Topaze, Commodore Richard Powell. The Queen donated the two statues to the British Museum.”
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