Egypt Seeks Return of 4,000-Year-Old Mummy From Glasgow
Egypt says it has asked for the return of a 4,000-year-old mummified priest, whose display at a Glasgow museum was removed over ethical concerns. The removal sparked a debate in Scotland about how human remains should be shown. Egypt's request puts the question of ancient artefacts held abroad back in the spotlight.
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Egypt has long pressed for the return of antiquities held in foreign museums, and many countries now debate how to display ancient human remains respectfully. The Glasgow case is one example of that wider argument.
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