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a couple of thousands pieces we are tracking. we know that these statues were taken out of the ground, and we know the cambodian government didn t give permission, so we re now asking the museums and private collectors, prove to us that you have a right to have these pieces. we re doing targeted excavations, so the excavations are coming up with remarkable finds, like arms and legs and pedestals, which, in some cases, using modern technology, we know that it s most likely a perfect match. you know, like a foot matches a piece that s in a major museum. that s exactly what happened with these huge warrior statues, the team s biggest success to date. the tops of the statues were once on display in the us, but it was the perfect match of their feet left behind in cambodia that proved they d been stolen.
things right again. she s part of a cambodian government investigative team that s working to reclaim stolen statues. it s a mammoth task. they re tracing the histories of objects across hundreds of museums and private collections, from sydney to san francisco. leading the team is american lawyer brad gordon. we re tracking about 100 museums, and so we ve compiled, based on publicly available information, we ve compiled lots of information about cambodian pieces that are out there, so there s a couple of thousand pieces we are tracking. we know that these statues were taken out of the ground, and we know the cambodian government didn t give permission, so we re now asking the museums and private collectors, prove to us that you have a right to have these pieces. we re doing targeted excavations, so the excavations are coming up with remarkable finds, like arms and legs and pedestals, which, in some cases, using modern technology, we know that it s
we re tracking about 100 museums, and so we ve compiled, based on publicly available information, we ve compiled lots of information about cambodian pieces that are out there, so there s a couple of thousands pieces we are tracking. we know that these statues were taken out of the ground, and we know the cambodian government didn t give permission, so we re now asking the museums and private collectors, prove to us that you have a right to have these pieces. we re doing targeted excavations, so the excavations are coming up with remarkable finds, like arms and legs and pedestals, which, in some cases, using modern technology, we know that it s most likely a perfect match. you know, like a foot matches a piece that s in a major museum. that s exactly what happened with these huge warrior statues, the team s biggest success to date. the tops of the statues were once on display in the us, but it was the perfect match
that s working to reclaim stolen statues. it s a mammoth task. they re tracing the histories of objects across hundreds of museums and private collections, from sydney to san francisco. leading the team is american lawyer brad gordon. we re tracking about 100 museums, and so we ve compiled, based on publicly available information, we ve compiled lots of information about cambodian pieces that are out there, so there s a couple of thousands pieces we are tracking. we know that these statues were taken out of the ground, and we know the cambodian government didn t give permission, so we re now asking the museums and private collectors, prove to us that you have a right to have these pieces. we re doing targeted excavations, so the excavations are coming up with remarkable finds, like arms and legs and pedestals, which, in some cases, using modern technology, we know that it s