Honolulu Star Bulletin - Hundreds of stolen artefacts go on display in Rome (Italy)

Hundreds of stolen artefacts go on display in Rome (Italy)

Hundreds of stolen artefacts - including an Etruscan three-legged table made of bronze and marble busts of men from the imperial age - have been returned to Italy after they were discovered in the UK.

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