Shame the article didnt have any details. When were the pieces acquired by the museum. What was the provenance at the time of acquisition - who did they items come from. all fairly simple stuff. Tbf, it's been a thing for a while now, many indigenous cultures pull the 'Reeee these were stolen from our ancestors', grift out an all expense paid round trip, perform a shitty cultural song and dance exchange with a speech or news article about righting the wrongs of colonization and walking off into a stunning and brave new future something something ...