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The priceless bracelet of the once capable Pharaoh was stolen by the Egyptian Museum, which put the officials on high alert.
Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the disappearance of the bracelet of the once pharaoh’s usermaatre amenemope, which was announced on September 17.
The artifact was stolen from the restoration laboratory of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
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this Egyptian Museum, One of the most popular tourist attractions in the country is the largest collection of Egyptian antiquities in the world.
The institution has over 120,000 artifacts in its collection.
Egyptian authorities announced theft of gold and Rapid Lazeli bracelets once owned by Pharaoh’s Amenemope. (Chesnot/Getty Images; Egypt Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities)
Officials distributed pictures of the bracelets. Made of gold with beads Made of Lapis Lazuli, it is a blue stone cherished from ancient times.
Amenemope’s third mid-term rule between 993 and 984 BC made the bracelets more than 3,000 years old.
“A professional committee was also established to stock and review all artifacts present in the lab.”
It is not clear when the bracelet was stolen, and officials said their announcement about the theft in early September was delayed “to provide the right environment to ensure the investigation progress.”
“The image of the bracelet has been looped to all archaeological units Airports, border crossings and harbours Throughout the Republic,” the Ministry of Tourism said in a statement from Arabic to English translation.
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“A professional committee was also established to stock and review all artifacts present in the lab.”
The missing bracelet is believed to have a history of more than 3,000 years and once belonged to the Pharaoh Amenemope. Here, the curator was seen checking the mask of Portal Disease in 2023. (Stephane de sakutin/afp via Getty image)
The Ministry of Tourism also forwarded the case to police and public prosecution, which is Egypt’s state prosecutor.
The statement added: “The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has certainly announced that the delay of the incident is intended to provide the appropriate environment to ensure smooth progress in the investigation.”
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Bracelet theft is Egypt remains the most common in the world Popular tourist destinationsattracting millions of visitors each year.
Cairo’s Egyptian Museum remains one of the most popular destinations for global tourists in the country. (Mohamed Elshahed/Anadolu via Getty Images)
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Archaeologists have also discovered various treasures – including Ancient tombs – Officials hope this will promote cultural tourism.
