SCA starts legal measures to retrieve head of Amenhotep

The Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) started legal measures to retrieve head of Amenhotep III owned by a British antiquities trafficker.

Adel Al-Gazar, Egypt's ambassador in London, sent a letter to Gaballah Ali Gaballah, Secretary General of SCA, in which he conveyed a candidacy by Richard, an English lawyer, who had contributed to having Egypt retrieved some of its stolen antiquities, to one of well known lawyers in London whose name was Graham Laurance.

Laurance said that fees of his bureau hit 1800 Egyptian pound per hour.