Renowned Egyptian archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, has reignited a passionate debate over some of the world’s most famous artifacts that were taken from Egypt. His primary target is the breathtaking bust of Queen Nefertiti, currently on display in a museum in Germany. But that’s not all—Hawass is also fighting to bring back two other priceless treasures: the Rosetta Stone in the British Museum and the Dendera Zodiac, which is in the Louvre in Paris.
Hawass, who previously served as Egypt’s antiquities minister, has launched a global petition calling for the return of these iconic pieces. According to him, these artifacts were “illegally” taken from Egypt and need to be restored to their rightful home. He describes these items as "unique artifacts" that are deeply tied to Egypt's history and culture—so valuable that no other objects compare to them.
His biggest focus is on the stunning limestone bust of Nefertiti, a queen from ancient Egypt who ruled alongside her husband, Pharaoh...
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