Charlie Windle examines the ongoing debate over repatriation, questioning why isntitutions like the British Museum continue to resist returning cultural artefacts such as the Parthenon Sculptures. While Cambridge's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology reports no disputes or refusals, the British Museum clings to outdated laws and colonial justification. Windle argues that for true cultural understanding, these treasures ought to be returned to their rightful homes.