Researcher discusses theft of Queen Nazli’s necklace in Vienna – warns it might have been a fake
Rather, security measures must extend throughout the entire lifecycle of the artifact, from the moment it’s discovered in an excavation or seized and handed over by the relevant authorities, to its transfer, placement in the museum, display, restoration, and maintenance.” “Whether we’re talking about a Pharaonic artifact thousands of years old or a piece connected to modern Egyptian royal history, the value isn’t limited to the raw material or the price it might fetch at auction.” Farouk emphasized that “a display case is not the beginning of protection,” stating, “An artifact must be secured from the moment it is discovered or seized, not from the moment it is placed behind glass.
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