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- Cambodian officials repatriated 74 ancient artifacts from the United Kingdom to Phnom Penh under a 2020 agreement, spanning the pre-Angkorian period to the Angkor Empire.
- The return occurred at a ceremony in Phnom Penh, and Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many described it as a significant step in Cambodia's efforts to recover its cultural heritage.
- The artifacts were linked to Douglas Latchford, an antiquities dealer accused of smuggling looted items.
