Egypt recovered stolen 4,500-year-old archaeological
Egypt Othreytin recovered two pieces of the total four pieces stolen from the area of Saqqara south of Cairo in the eighties of the last century, a part of the contents of the tomb, "Hotep Ka," a staff of the Royal Palace in the era of the fifth family (about 2494-2345 BC).
He described the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Mustafa Amin in a statement issued on Saturday, two pieces that, one of length 100 cm and view 60 cm, and the inscription is a four geese in front of inscriptions in hieroglyphics, and the other piece of stone is rectangular in shape by carved a deep three lines of vertical hieroglyphic writing and bear the name of King "Saho-Ra" the second kings of the fifth Dynasty and was succeeded by the King, "Kara Nfraar.
Statement did not specify the nationality of the thieves and recovered two pieces of them
