Bronze Age artefacts have been taken during a break-in at Ely Museum.
Thieves broke into Ely Museum in the early hours of Tuesday 7 May 2024.
They stole the East Cambridgeshire gold torc and a gold bracelet, both dating from the Bronze Age.
Police are investigating the theft and are looking for two suspects on e-scooters.
The museum remained closed to the public on Wednesday 8 May 2024.
Elie Hughes, Museum Curator:
"We are devastated by the loss to the museum and to the local heritage of the region.
"It is a huge blow after the incredible support from the community in acquiring the torc in 2017.
"As a culturally significant object, it cannot be replaced.
"Our priority now is working with the police to locate the stolen objects."
Cambridgeshire Police have released CCTV of the incident:
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