Sabry Nakhnokh artifact updates
The Egyptian Public Prosecutor's Office has decided to refer businessman Sobri Nakhnokh to the Criminal Court for possessing 11 antiquities inside his villa in the Fifth Settlement area. It was confirmed that the seized items are archaeological artifacts, including decorated jugs, axes, daggers, a scepter, and a sword, dating from different historical periods such as the Ottoman era and the late 19th century. An expert clarified that the items are unregistered and their values cannot be determined, and they may have been retrieved from the seabed. A warning was issued that possessing or owning such items is prohibited under the laws protecting antiquities. It was concluded that possessing these tools without a license is a legal violation, and the Public Prosecutor's Office has referred him for criminal trial.
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