How ANU came to own three stolen ancient treasures
Julie HareEducation editor
Three ancient artefacts that found their way into a museum collection in Canberra will be repatriated to Italy after being identified as being criminally trafficked around 50 years ago.
The three pieces in the Australian National University’s Classics Museum are on public display and have been used for research and teaching of several generations of students.
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