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The Director of the General Museum explained that some of the images currently shared online are not from lost artifacts.
The Egyptian authorities have circulated pictures of the lost bracelet at all airports and marine ports and land boundaries (Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities)
The search is taking place in the country in Egypt after a 3000 -year -old gold bracelet, which was once belonging to Pharaoh, disappeared from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, according to a report of his foot. CNN. The last time was seen at the museum’s restoration laboratory at the museum’s restoration laboratory at the museum’s restoration laboratory in Tahrir Square.
According to the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities in Egypt, he lost the bracelet during restoration work. Since then the case has been handed over to law enforcement and public prosecution for investigation.
In response to the disappearance, the Egyptian authorities circulated pictures of the lost bracelet at all airports, seaports and wild border crossings. A joint statement on Facebook indicated that this measure was taken as “a precautionary step to prevent smuggling attempts.”
However, the Director of the General Museum explained that some of the images that are currently shared online are not from the missing parties, but from a different bracelet that is still displayed in the museum.
according to CNN,, A bracelet belongs to the King Amenemope, a governor of the third intermediate period. It was described on the museum’s website as “an unknown but interesting sovereign for Egypt’s twenty -first dynasty”, Al -Mams was initially buried in one modest grave, NRT IV, inside the royal nkrolus in Tanis in the Eastern Nile Delta. His body was later repeated next to Psusennes I, one of the most powerful Pharaohs in the afternoon. The grave was re -discovered in 1940.
In the light of the accident, the ministry announced that all other artifacts in the recovery laboratory will be subject to a complete mortality and review, to be implemented by a specialized committee.
Christos Tzergianis, Cambridge Criminal Archeology, has expressed a slight surprise about the disappearance. He pointed out that the strong global demand for antiquities and predicament that the bracelet may be either stolen to resell it, or it may appear via the Internet, at the agent exhibition, or at an auction house, or it may have already melted for other purposes.
The illegal trade in ancient Egyptian artifacts remains a constant challenge to the country, which is still fighting theft and trafficking in its cultural heritage.
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