Why Artefacts Should Be Returned?

They have a unique connection with the place where they were produced and are an essential part of the cultural history of that area. That link should be honoured by returning the artefacts to the place where they were originally made and used.

Why is repatriation important?

Repatriation is important as it shows respect for the dead, for cultural beliefs, and for the hurt that has been caused to source communities as a result of the development of science and museum collections.

Why artifacts should stay in museums?

The museum is transparent about the history and the creation of the artifacts, educating the public about them. ... At the end of the day, to pass the value down to future generations, an artifact should stay where it can be preserved the best over time, regardless of museums, countries, and political beliefs.

Sophia Al-Mansoor

Sophia Al-Mansoor

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