Nimrud ivories that followed the death of Sargon II in 705 BC or when Nineveh fell and was destroyed in 612 BC. Mallowan's wife was the famous British crime novelist, Agatha Christie (1890–1976), who was fascinated with archaeology, and who accompanied her husband on the Nimrud excavations. Christie helped photograph and preserve many of the ivories found during the excavations, explaining in her autobiography that she cleaned the ivories using a fine knitting needle, an orange stick and a pot of face cream. The collection of ivories uncovered by Mallowan were divided between Iraq and Britain, where they remained at the British
Crime in Finland and in the 3 wars of World War II (1939–1945): Winter War, Continuation War and Lapland War capital punishment was enforced. The death penalty was abolished in 1971. At the beginning of 2016 there were 3002 prisoners serving a sentence (55 prisoners per 100 000 people). Finland has 132 police officers per 100,000 people. The United States has 284 per 100,000 and Germany has 296. In 2016, police officers accounted for 7211 of the total police personnel. Crime in Finland Crime in Finland is combated by the Finnish police and other agencies. In 2016, Finland had a murder rate of