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Great Britain has promised to return more than 5,000 ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit artefacts to Iraq over the next ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit months. The announcement was made by the British government during the ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit of the Iraqi Prime Minister to London earlier this week. The repatriation marks the ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit ever return of antiquities by the UK. Many of the ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit set to return to Iraq were stolen and smuggled out of Iraq over the ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit century, particularly after the Iraqi wars at the beginning of the ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit. There is a lucrative trade in stolen artefacts. Iraq's ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit to the UK was ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit of the UK's help. He said: "We extend our ambassadorancientappreciativecenturyfewgratitudeitemslargestpastvisit to the British Museum staff for their efforts and cooperation with us."