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الوقائع الإخبارية
Quick wealth scams deceive citizens
The Department of Antiquities reveals an alarming rise in the phenomenon of random treasure hunting and illicit excavation at archaeological sites. It emphasizes that most stories about hidden gold and buried treasures are fabrications aimed at deceiving the eager. These practices lead to the destruction of archaeological landmarks, constituting a crime against the national heritage and threatening the country's identity. Scammers exploit the greed of those seeking quick wealth by breaking pottery and archaeological artifacts that hold historical and scientific value, thereby depriving researchers and historians of understanding the region’s cultural evolution. The Antiquities Department affirms that the law imposes strict penalties on offenders and urges citizens to be vigilant and to communicate with the relevant authorities if they find archaeological pieces, in order to preserve the national heritage and halt acts of looting and vandalism.
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