In Egypt, the stolen bracelet of Pharaoh, three thousand years old, melted only in one ingot.
Egypt’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that the 3000-year-old gold bracelet of Pharaoh Amenemope, lost from the Cairo Museum at the beginning of this month, was not only stolen, but also melted in an INGOT, written by Reuters.
The Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism has reported the loss of a bracelet belonging to the King Amenemope of the third transition period, which is Egypt’s policies around 1000 BC. e.
The bracelet, decorated with a bead made of azure, was lost from safe to the conservation laboratory on September 9.
After the robbery, a special committee was created for the study of laboratory artifacts, and images of the missing bracelet were sent to antique airports, seaports and the Egyptian border out of fear that it could export overseas.
However, Egypt police found that an forbidden bracelet was stolen by a restorer from the museum and sold Serebr to the merchant, giving it to the owner of the historic jewelry district of Cairo. The owner of the workshop then sold it to the gold -smelter, which melted him along with other products. Where the bead of the lazurit is unknown.
The ministry reported that the suspects were arrested, and the income from the sale, estimated to be nearly 194 thousand Egypt pounds (about 4 thousand US dollars).
The bracelet is included in the collection of artifacts that prepare for transportation to Italy on the eve of the exhibition called the treasures of the Pharaohs at the Museum of Rome, which will open next month.
As reported, in Egypt they found a lost city of early Christianity. The region has been used in many historical eras. Excavations continue.
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