New York Authorities Return $19M Worth of Looted Antiquities to Italy

Some of the returned artifacts include a 6th-century CE Corinthian bronze helmet and a gilded bronze plaque.

The Manhattan district attorney’s office returned 19 looted antiquities worth almost $19 million to Italian authorities in a

Some of the returned artifacts include a 6th-century CE Corinthian bronze helmet, a 1st-century CE gilded bronze plaque depicting a Dionysan religious ceremony, and an Apulian plate showing the god Eros from around 350 BCE.Menswear Mogul Mortimer Levitt’s Manhattan Townhouse Hits the Market for $12.5 MillionRobin SymesThis is the latest in a number of notable returns of antiquities since Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg took his post two years ago.

“Italy has been an epicenter of organized antiquities looting for decades, but we continue to undo the damage thanks to our incredible team of investigators, analysts, and prosecutors,” Bragg said in a statement.Menswear Mogul Mortimer Levitt’s Manhattan Townhouse Hits the Market for $12.

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