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The Egyptian items repatriated by the Manhattan District Attorney's office this week, collectively valued at $1.4m, include a wood coffin face and a royal alabaster vase

Several of the most notable pieces are thousands of years old.

A Corinthian helmet and marble statue of Aphrodite are among 30 artifacts repatriated to Greece during a ceremony Friday.

From the 30 pieces, the nineteen of the antiquities were voluntarily surrendered from New York gallery owner Michael Ward

Many of the 30 objects being repatriated are linked to the disgraced dealers Michael Ward and Robin Symes

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The United States on Friday returned to Greece 30 ancient artifacts, including marble statues, armor helmets and breastplates, found

In a repatriation ceremony held on Friday in New York, the Manhattan District Attorney's office announced the return of 30 antiquities to Greece, collectively valued at $3.7 million.

The pieces handed over to Greek officials in New York date back from as long as 4,700 years ago to the Middle Ages. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said the exquisite works were collectively valued at USD 3.7 million (3.39 million euros). Nineteen of the artifacts were voluntarily surrendered from New York gallery owner Michael Ward, the DA's office said in a statement., World News, Times Now

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The US is also returning 30 artefacts to Greece, including marble statues