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Archaeologist Warns on Queen Nazli Necklace Theft
The necklace of Queen Nazli, made in 1939 from platinum and containing 673 diamonds weighing approximately 200 carats, was stolen from the MAK Museum in Vienna. The incident highlights the urgent need to establish a comprehensive database of Egyptian artifacts abroad. The necklace was part of an exhibition showcasing over 500 pieces from Van Cleef & Arpels’ collection. It was stolen when two unknown men broke the display window and fled; investigations are still ongoing. Leading archaeologists have called for swift action to protect Egyptian heritage and recover the stolen pieces, proposing legal measures to safeguard Egyptian cultural property abroad and leveraging it as a tourism asset.
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