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How millennia of history vanished in Sudan's war

Sudan's National Museum in Khartoum was looted during the ongoing war, leading to the loss of thousands of artifacts from the 3,000-year-old Kingdom of Kush, officials report.
Officials believe that some stolen antiquities were smuggled into Egypt, Chad, and South Sudan, but most of them remain untraceable.
The total estimated value of losses across more than 20 looted or destroyed museums in Sudan is around $110 million, according to officials.

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How millennia of history vanished in Sudan's war

In the scorched courtyard of Sudan's National Museum in Khartoum, a towering black granite statue of Kush Pharaoh Taharqa now stands alone, surrounded by shards of broken glass and shattered stone.

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