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Calls made to return ancient relic from celebrity's £8.5m mansion

The 6,000-year-old Mont de la Ville dolmens were removed from Jersey in 1788 and are now on calls for repatriation from James Corden’s Oxfordshire estate.

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Calls have been made to repatriate a relic from James Corden's former £8.5m Oxfordshire mansion and return them to Jersey.

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Calls made to repatriate relic from celebrity's £8.5m mansion

Calls have been made to repatriate a relic from James Corden's former £8.5m Oxfordshire mansion.

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Calls made to return ancient relic from celebrity's £8.5m mansion

Calls have been made to repatriate a relic from James Corden's former £8.5m Oxfordshire mansion and return them to Jersey.

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Oxford Mail broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
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