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Have you ever asked yourself why some priceless artifacts from far away places are in your country (fedia.io)

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[–] Beetschnapps@lemmy.world 10 points 8 months ago

Left in a field to rot? You say this why? You assume someone graciously assigned value to trash and that’s why museums are full? Why would you think that?

That’s nothing like what actually happened though. But in case I’m wrong please tell us all how the royal arts of India, various different African countries, statues of marble and plates of gold were magically removed from their country of origin and ended up Britain.

Because you claim they were just rotting in a field? Do you know how far off the mark that is?