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TRAVEL BLOG4.16.08
Peru to Yale University: Dude, Give Us Back Our Machu Picchu Artifacts!
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COMMENTSIt is sad to see a university like Yale committing what could be perceived as grave robbery. These artifacts are clearly the property of Peru. Yale’s demands that a museum be built to their specifications and then they will decide what artifacts they will allow Peru to put on display as downright asinine. Who the hell is Yale to decide where or how Peru’s artifacts are displayed? This isn’t colonial times. Peru is a sovereign nation and Yale shouldn’t be holding Peru’s national treasures hostage. By on 4.16.08 at 11:39 AM
Well, Peru could build that darn museum, take back all the artifacts, and then tear down the museum and show Yale the middle finger...Everyone’s happy. By Ling on 4.16.08 at 09:14 PM
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