Tablet dating back to Egyptian era seized in Turkey

Tablet dating back to Egyptian era seized in Turkey

YALOVA
Tablet dating back to Egyptian era seized in TurkeyTablet dating back to Egyptian era seized in Turkey

A historical artifact presumably dating back to the Egyptian period was seized by security forces in Turkey’s northwestern Yalova province on Dec. 15. 

Local gendarmerie said in a statement that they learned a suspect, identified only by the initials S.U., was trying to sell historical artifacts.

The suspect was caught red-handed in the Altinova district by the gendarmerie team with a tablet that is presumed to date back to the Egyptian era, it added.

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