The US government announced today that it had turned over two stolen ancient sandstone lintels from northeastern Thailand dating from the ninth and tenth centuries to that country after retrieving ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two stolen hand-carved religious artifacts, sandstone lintels dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries, were returned to the Thai government on Tuesday in a ceremony more than 50 ...

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Following a three-year government probe, two sandstone lintels from the ninth and 10th centuries have been repatriated to Thailand. The hand-carved, 1,500-pound lintels, which hail from protected ...

San Francisco, which owns the museum, agreed to hand over the ancient sandstone slabs following a three-year investigation by the US Department of Homeland Security and a civil lawsuit. The lintels ...

US federal attorneys have filed a civil complaint seeking the return to Thailand of two ornately carved sandstone lintels in the collection of the Asian Art Museum (AAM) of San Francisco. The museum ...

Thailand has high hopes that a sandstone lintel which was illegally smuggled from the Khao Lon Khmer Sanctuary in Sa Kaeo decades ago and later sold to the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco will be ...