A precious stone monument disappeared in the ancient tomb of Kentika in the archaeological district of Sahara, Egypt. The missing stone monument is 40x60 cm in size and contains a series of scenes recording the daily life of the ancient kingdom of Egypt. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Heritage announced that the disappearance of the stone monument has been submitted to the prosecutor's office for investigation.

It is that the missing monuments have a unique reference value in the Egyptian academic community. In a statement released on the same day, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Heritage Committee, Khalid, said the incident highlighted the history of stolen artifacts that have long existed in Egypt. After the discovery of the missing monuments, an archaeological committee has been set up to clear the artifacts in the ancient tombs. The Ministry of Tourism and Heritage is working closely with relevant departments to closely monitor the progress of the investigation to protect the Egyptian archaeological heritage from any illegal infringement.