Gold Celtic Necklace Stolen from French Museum
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A unique gold Celtic necklace estimated to be around 2,500 years old was stolen from a museum in Burgundy, France. Two men entered a hall with visitors, broke the display case, and fled with the exhibit - a gold necklace weighing about 450g. The artifact was found in 1953 in a rich Celtic princess grave known as the 'Lady of Vix'. French Culture Minister Catherine Pégard presented a national security plan: €30 million will be allocated to museum protection over three years, and 33 new protective measures will be implemented nationwide.
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