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Tag: Benin Bronzes

Nigeria’s museum to oversee return of Benin bronzes

Netherlands returns 119 artifacts looted from Nigeria

The Netherlands on Thursday returned 119 artifacts looted from Nigeria, including human and animal figures, plaques, royal regalia and a ...

Edo (Benin City), Nigeria

Edo (Benin City), Nigeria

Edo (or Benin City) is located in Edo State in southern Nigeria. It is a historic city that was once ...

Nigeria’s looted Benin bronzes returned, more than a century later

Ghana, Nigeria, and the quest for stolen treasure from the UK

There are obvious similarities between the British pillaging of Kumasi and another notorious episode in West African colonial history - ...

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