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		</div><p>Greek authorities have arrested two men in possession of an illegally excavated ancient marble statue of a young man, which they were allegedly trying to sell for €200,000.</p>
<p>The badly battered work, dating from around 550 BC, had been broken recently into four pieces about 1.6ft long when assembled.</p>
<p>Most of the face is disfigured, and the legs are missing below the knee.</p>
<p>It was unclear where and in what circumstances the work was excavated.</p>
<p>Police said they recovered it under the front passenger seat of a car the two suspects were driving near the town of Corinth in the southern Peloponnese region.</p>
<p>The suspects were identified as Greek men aged 36 and 63.</p>
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