Egypt says 3,000-year-old bracelet was stolen and melted down
Summary
An ancient 3,000-year-old gold bracelet was stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. The piece, linked to Pharaoh King Amenemope, was reportedly taken and melted down by a group of individuals who were later arrested. Egypt's authorities have taken steps to prevent similar incidents and have referred the case to the police.Key Facts
- The bracelet was 3,000 years old and associated with Pharaoh King Amenemope.
- It was stolen from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo about nine days before the announcement.
- An individual from the museum's restoration team reportedly stole the bracelet.
- The gold bracelet was sold to a jeweler and eventually melted down.
- Four people confessed to being part of the theft after they were arrested.
- Egypt's authorities took immediate measures to handle the incident.
- Images of the bracelet were sent to Egyptian airports and border points to stop smuggling.
- The theft occurred shortly before the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza.
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