Dozens of Cambodian Artifacts Surrendered by Netscape Founder Amid Global Repatriation Efforts

James H. Clark, the cofounder of early internet provider Netscape, has surrendered dozens of Cambodian and Southeast Asian artifacts after federal authorities proved he was one among many collectors duped into buying looted art by a now-disgraced art dealer.
According to a complaint filed by federal prosecutors, Douglas A. J. Latchford, a British antiquities dealer who died in 2020 during a federal investigation into his trafficking operation, persuaded Clark to spend roughly $35 million on 35 a