Profesor en Boston devuelve piezas prehispánicas
Mexico has recovered over 3,700 pre-Hispanic artifacts, including pottery, figurine fragments, and shark dientes, through repatriation efforts led by the government. A teacher and archaeologist voluntarily returned 1,132 objects to the Mexican consulate in Boston, with documentation to support their provenance. Most of the recovered items originate from Mexico's southeast and are part of a broader international effort to combat the illicit trafficking of cultural heritage. The initiative reflects Mexico's legal and diplomatic efforts to restore its cultural patrimony from countries like the United States, Canada, Italy, and France.
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