'Curious' kid accidentally breaks 3,500-year-old artifact in Israel's museum
A small boy broke a 3,500-year-old jar at an Israel museum. The jar, from the Bronze Age, was displayed without protective barriers, and the curious child, who went to see what was inside, pulled on it which led to the shattering of jar. The museum has enlisted a conservation specialist for restoration. Last year, an American tourist damaged Roman statues in Jerusalem, stating they were against his religious beliefs.
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A small boy broke a 3,500-year-old jar at an Israel museum. The jar, from the Bronze Age, was displayed without protective barriers, and the curious child, who went to see what was inside, pulled on it which led to the shattering of jar. The museum has enlisted a conservation specialist for restoration. Last year, an American tourist damaged Roman statues in Jerusalem, stating they were against his religious beliefs. 
