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The Parthenon Sculptures: Why They Belong in Greece

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A Call for RepatriationThe debate over the rightful home of the Parthenon Sculptures has reignited, with prominent British anthropologist Alice Roberts voicing her support for their return to Greece. Drawing a striking parallel, Roberts remarked that the British public would be deeply unsettled if another nation possessed pieces of Stonehenge, underlining the emotional and cultural significance of these artifacts.Her comments came after a meetin…

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The Parthenon Sculptures: Why They Belong in Greece

A Call for RepatriationThe debate over the rightful home of the Parthenon Sculptures has reignited, with prominent British anthropologist Alice Roberts voicing her support for their return to Greece. Drawing a striking parallel, Roberts remarked that the British public would be deeply unsettled if another nation possessed pieces of Stonehenge, underlining the emotional and cultural significance of these artifacts.Her comments came after a meetin…

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