Many colonizers or conquistadors have taken African treasures back to their homeland and country as part of their expansions throughout history. Sometimes it was done to fund their wars, and other times it was just for fun. Unfortunately, many of these objects were lost or destroyed. Thousands of mummies, for example, were unwrapped for entertainment at 19th-century parties in England. Other African items made their way from one owner to the next, eventually ending up in museums across the United Kingdom, all acquired in questionable and illegal ways. These cultural treasures and relics have been on display in foreign countries for hundreds of thousands of years after being stolen from Africa. Here are just 20 of the items that Britain stole from Africa. Please like and subscribe to Africa Reloaded if you are new to the channel. Stay with us and discover for youself.
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20 Items Stolen From Africa By Britain
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