Lıbya Archeology Effects Returned

epa02174564 A Roma terracotta figurine that was part of archeological items returned to Libya from abroad is on display at the  museum in Tripoli, Libya, 26 May 2010.  Some of the returned items belonged to the Hugo family which lived in Libya from 1953 to 1959. The father Frank Hugo was a director of the British School in the city of Alkms, east of Tripoli,  when the family was leaving he had taken with him some of the effects of the city of Leptis Magnaafter his death in 1996, his daughter found them  in a box, the two sisters decided to bring back the box to Libya when they learned it actually came from there.  EPA/SABRI ELMHEDWI