The verification, which began on August 11, ended today with the verification of 118 horns kept at the Guwahati treasury, an official release said.
The Committee verified 1,193 horns in Golaghat, 550 in Nagaon, 118 in Guwahati, 59 in Mangaldoi, 56 in Tezpur, 33 in Barpeta and 22 in Morigaon.
There were altogether 2,038 rhino horns in the treasuries but seven - three in Tezpur and two each in Lakhimpur and Golaghat - could not be verified due to their poor condition.
A huge horn measuring 45 cms in length with a circumference of 56 cm and weighing 2.564 gms was found during verification, kept in the Guwahati treasury.
The horn has been kept in the treasury since 1961 and was recovered from Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary.
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