From San Antonio, the bust was to go back to Germany, either to the Pompejanum or to the Munich Glyptothek, a museum that holds King Ludwig I's collection.
Young said she was glad to have been “a small part” of its “long and complicated history.”
The bust was carved about 2,000 years ago. It stood in a king's copy of Pompeii, vanished in a war and crossed an ocean.
And for a while, it sat buckled into a car seat in Texas, with a yellow price tag stuck to its cheek.
