Mexico chases stolen artifacts — by asking nicely for them

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Mexico chases stolen artifacts — by asking nicely for them
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Since launching the MiPatrimonioNoSeVende (my heritage is not for sale) campaign in 2018, Mexico's government says it has recovered 8,970 items.

Mexico’s unique campaign — including a social media push — to get owners of stolen artifacts to voluntarily return them is paying off.Since launching the #MiPatrimonioNoSeVende campaign in 2018, Mexico's government says it has recovered 8,970 items.

That includes 2,522 pieces of pottery and other artifacts that a family in Barcelona handed over to Mexico's minister of culture last month in the single largest repatriation of artifacts in Mexican history. Some of the pieces were put on exhibit at a Mexico City museum last Tuesday.of Olmec and other Indigenous origins to Mexican authorities last week, although that came about when museum staff found the artifacts in old boxes and investigated their origins.

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