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The marble slab bearing the Punic and Libyan funerary inscription in the mausoleum of the Numidian prince Atiban at Dougga is not the original, but a plaster copy; the original is in the British Museum in London. British Consul Thomas Reade took it in 1842, and its removal caused the mausoleum to collapse. The structure was later restored between 1908 and 1910, and a copy was put in its place. The National Heritage Institute and Tunisia’s Ministry of Cultural Affairs are leading legal efforts to have it returned, citing the recovery of 210 objects from Canada in 2026 and 11,795 Roman artifacts from the University of Georgia in 2025.
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