Giuseppe Ferlini (tomb treasures)

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Giuseppe Ferlini (tomb treasures) refers to the cache of ancient Nubian gold and jewelry unearthed and looted by Italian explorer Giuseppe Ferlini from the royal pyramid tomb of Queen Amanishakheto in the 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Nubian treasure
archaeological find
looted cultural property
acquisitionMethod looting
approximateDateRange 1st century BCE to 1st century CE
associatedCulture Kingdom of Kush NERFINISHED
Meroitic civilization NERFINISHED
associatedQueen Amanishakheto NERFINISHED
associatedWithCity Meroë NERFINISHED
associatedWithSiteType royal pyramid tomb
chronology late Meroitic period
containsObjectType amulets
bracelets
jewelry
necklaces
rings
royal regalia
currentLocation Museo Egizio, Turin NERFINISHED
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin NERFINISHED
other European collections
Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Berlin NERFINISHED
discoveredAtSite Meroë NERFINISHED
discoveredInCentury 19th century
discoveredInPresentDayCountry Sudan NERFINISHED
discoveredInRegion Nubia NERFINISHED
discoveredInYear 1834
ethicalStatus contested cultural heritage
excavatedFrom pyramid of Queen Amanishakheto NERFINISHED
royal cemetery of Meroë NERFINISHED
hasDiscoverer Giuseppe Ferlini NERFINISHED
hasDiscovererOccupation Italian explorer
treasure hunter
hasIconography Egyptian-inspired motifs
Nubian royal symbols
classical Hellenistic elements
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Egyptian hieroglyphs
Meroitic
material gold
precious stones
namedAfter Giuseppe Ferlini NERFINISHED
originalFunction royal funerary equipment
originalOwner Queen Amanishakheto NERFINISHED
relatedEvent destruction of pyramid of Amanishakheto by Giuseppe Ferlini
relatedTopic archaeological looting in Sudan
cultural heritage repatriation debates
significance important for study of Kushite goldworking
key evidence for Nubian royal iconography

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Queen Amanishakheto discoveredBy Giuseppe Ferlini (tomb treasures)