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A 2,400-year-old statue of a bull’s head, which was plundered in Lebanon, crisscrossed three continents and ended up at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is heading home following a legal battle over its ownership.
This week, the New York State Supreme Court authorized the repatriation of the artifact after Colorado-based collectors Lynda and William Beierwaltes withdrew their claim to it, according to court documents.
The…