The theft, on July 24 in broad daylight, from the Châtillon-sur-Seine museum (Côte-d’Or), of a 2,500-year-old gold necklace, a torque of the Celtic princess of Vix, precipitated the announcement, Monday, July 27, of the security action plan for heritage establishments and museums by the Minister of Culture, Catherine Pgard.
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