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Bejna's gold stolen in Alicante
The "Beyaen Treasure," one of the most prominent Bronze Age collections in Europe, was stolen from a museum in the city of Beyaen, Alicante Province, Spain, earlier today in less than four minutes. The theft was executed after distracting security forces with a false alarm. The treasure includes 59 items made of gold, silver, iron, and amber, dating back to around 1000 BC. It is considered one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Europe. Recent research reveals that some of the iron pieces are crafted from rare meteoric iron. Authorities are still investigating the extent of the stolen items and identifying the specific pieces targeted.
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