Ancient Jewish relic built to house the original Ten Commandments, it disappeared sometime during the 5th century B.C.E. It was evidently rediscovered by an unknown source and was recently almost stolen by Nazi operatives from a secret Smithsonian warehouse.
The Tooth of Buddha is one of four purported relics of Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha. One of the teeth, long held at the monastery in Dantapura, was recently in the collection of Robert Galliard, a millionaire and noted collector. (How it came to be in his possession is unclear.) Legend says that Guhasiva of Kaliṅga and the king Pandu fought a war over this tooth, as the holder would have the right to rule the surrounding area.
Thought to be 26, 450 years old, kept by Tibetan Monks in a monastery deep in the Himalayas, recently stolen–our allies in Great Britain and India ask us to keep an eye out for it–could be sold to bankroll Axis sabotage in the U.S. There is some evidence that Nazis stole the item, based on the brutality and the bullets found at the scene.
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