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Investigators search for Native American items stolen decades ago in New Mexico
- Nearly 150 antiquities were stolen from a Native American community's ceremonial village in New Mexico during a series of burglaries that started in 1984, including bowls, war shields, traditional clothing, and baskets.
- Federal authorities and tribal police eventually caught the thieves, but never pursued recovery of the stolen items until recently, when preservation experts and a former federal officer began tracing the items' journey.
- After tracing sales records and old publications, the investigators were able to recover a stolen bowl when its recent purchasers learned its story and returned it to the pueblo.
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