A sandstone sculpture looted from Madhya Pradesh in the 1980s and another in green-grey schist, looted from Rajasthan in the 1960s are among the over 1,400 antiquities collectively valued at USD 10 million that the US returned to India.
More than 600 more antiquities looted from India are scheduled to be repatriated in coming months.
The pieces were returned at a ceremony with Manish Kulhary from the Consulate General of India here and Alexandra de Armas, Group Supervisor from the Homeland Security Investigation of New York Cultural Property, Art, and Antiquities Group, according to a statement from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L Bragg, Jr.
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