US returns ancient sarcophagus fragments to Lebanon
Most outlets led with the announcement that the US returned Roman-era sarcophagus fragments to Lebanon, noting the FBI's role in recovering the looted artifacts. Dawn provided additional context about the sarcophagus being from Tyre and described it as decorative and made of lead, while Arab News Pakistan offered a more concise version of the event without elaborating on the recovery process or the sarcophagus’s characteristics.
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US returns ancient sarcophagus to Lebanon
BEIRUT: The United States on Thursday announced the return of Roman-era sarcophagus fragments to Lebanon that were looted from the southern city of Tyre and recovered by an FBI investigation. The decorative, lead fragments were returned to the Lebanese consulate in New York on Wednesday, ahead of their repatriation, the US embassy in Lebanon said. The recovery “reflects the strong US-Lebanon pa...
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