Once looted and lost, now on display: Naples welcomes exhibition of stolen artefacts

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15 Apr 2025 • 11:02 PM MYT
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From slabs once owned by Maria Callas to Greek vases and Roman statues, around 600 stolen artefacts are now on display at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

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