One of the most valuable Bronze Age treasures in Europe stolen from a museum in Andalusia, Spain
SAPO Notícias27 August 2026 at 10:35
One of the most valuable treasures from the Bronze Age in Europe was stolen from the MUVI museum, in Andalusia, Spain. The museum alarm went off at 5:16 in the early morning of Thursday, after the theft of a treasure weighing nearly 10 kilos. Authorities are currently investigating the case to recover the piece and identify those responsible for the robbery.
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