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Repatriated Artifacts from the Netherlands

Monday, November 11, 2024

A collection of hundreds of cultural artifacts from the second phase of repatriation from the Netherlands is on display at the National Museum of Indonesia.

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A visitor looks at a Standing Ganesha statue during the Repatriation Exhibition at the National Museum of Indonesia on Saturday, October 12, 2024. The Ganesha statue was discovered in Simojayan village, at the foot of Mount Semeru, East Java, by Pasuruan Resident Johan Frederik Walraven van Nes in 1836. TEMPO/Ilham Balindra. tempo : 173218384540.

ON September 27, 2024, the National Museum of Indonesia in Jakarta was buzzing with activity as several historical items looted during the Dutch East Indies era were returned to Indonesia. Forklifts were seen transporting large wooden crates into the museum complex, also known as Museum Gajah (the Elephant Museum). Inside were four statues from the Singasari period, which had been kept at the Wereldmuseum National Ethnology Museum in Leiden, the

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