
Egypt’s new Museum Director Zahi Hawass is under fire for not initially reporting that 8 Egyptian antiques were stolen during February’s Egyptian Revolution from the Country’s national museum. While 3 pieces have been recovered, many are confused as to why he initially stated that the museum had not been harmed. Hawass also is receiving complaints from staff about low wages. Read the complete article here at Reuters
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