During the Khmer Rouge’s reign, many of Cambodia’s ancient relics were spirited out of the country. Museums at the time often didn’t ask many questions about their provenance. That has changed, and looted antiquities are starting to be returned. Reporter Leila Goldstein was at the airport in Phomh Penh when a collection of 13 treasures returned home.
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