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Cairo Museum Shows Off ‘Lost’ Gold Treasures

by Pat Coate | March 17, 2005

Cairo, Egypt - A collection of Roman-era gold treasure has spent centuries hidden from view, either concealed by thieves in a clay jar, buried under the desert or languishing in a dusty corner of Cairo's rambling Egyptian museum.

On Tuesday, the set of magnificent gold necklaces, crowns and coins dating back to the second century were put under the spotlight when Cairo's 102-year-old museum launched a program to give prominence to many of its neglected exhibits in new monthly displays.

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