A centuries-old Cambodian sculpture, the 'Dancing Shiva', has been restored and unveiled at the Angkor Conservation Centre in Siem Reap. This significant cultural heritage piece, originally from Koh Ker, symbolizes cosmic energy and balance. The restoration, a collaborative effort over five years, involved cataloguing over 10,000 fragments. The statue's return represents a cultural recovery for Cambodia, which has faced decades of heritage loss and trafficking.