Stolen Antiquities Returned to Corinth

Some 271 antiquities stolen from an archaeology museum in Corinth, Greece, in April 1990 have been returned by the FBI upon recovery a decade after their theft, according to nandotimes.com and the Associated Press.

The objects, with a market value reportedly close to $2-million, included a marble head of a Kouros and various other marble heads and statues. Of the four men believed responsible for the armed robbery, two are in custody and the two others are being sought.

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