国家地理:Peru’s Artifacts Returned 秘鲁古物回归祖国

Over a hundred artifacts from Pre-Inca and colonial times were returned to Peruvian authorities on Monday after being recovered from private collections in Germany and the US. Peru's Minister of Foreign Affairs handed over the ancient objects to the country's National Institute of Culture at a ceremony in Lima.
"We give today to the National Institute of Culture a group of objects which belong to the cultural patrimony of all Peruvians. They came from Houston, Berlin and Hamburg, and after consulting with the National Institute of Culture, their Peruvian origin was confirmed."
The artifacts, mainly textiles and ceramic objects, date back to the variety of cultures established in Peru before its colonization by the Spanish in the 16th century. The first group of objects, mainly from colonial times, was seizedwas by US Customs in Houston, Texas and given to the Peruvian consulate. The remaining artifacts, including a variety of different textiles, flutes, a ceramic piece and three pre-Inca dolls, were returned by private citizens in Germany. The National Institute of Culture praised the citizens who voluntarily returned the pieces.
参考中文翻译：
100多件前印加时代和殖民时代的文物于周一返回秘鲁官方。之前，这些收藏品在德国和美国的私人收藏家手中。秘鲁外交事务部部长在利马的仪式上将这批古文物移交给国家文化研究所。
“今天，我们把一批文物移交给国家文化研究所，这是所有秘鲁人的文化遗产。我们是从休斯顿，柏林和汉堡取回。和他们的国家文化研究所交涉之后，终于确认了这批文物源于秘鲁。”
这些文物主要是针织品和陶器，可以追溯到16世纪秘鲁沦为西班牙的殖民地之前的丰富多彩的文化。第一组物品主要来自殖民时代，被美国休斯敦，得克萨斯海关抓获，交给秘鲁领事馆。其他的文物，包括各种各样的针织品，长笛，一件陶器和3个前印加时代的玩具，石油德国的公民奉还的。国家文化研究所表彰了那些自愿奉还文物的公民。