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A massive fire engulfs the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 2, 2018. - The cause of the fire was not yet known, according to local media. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

People watch as flames engulf the 200-year-old National Museum of Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018. According to its website, the museum has thousands of items related to the history of Brazil and other countries. The museum is part of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Fire burns inside the 200-year-old National Museum of Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018. According to its website, the museum has thousands of items related to the history of Brazil and other countries. The museum is part of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Policemen watch as a massive fire engulfs the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 2, 2018. - The cause of the fire was not yet known, according to local media. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

A fire burns at the National Museum of Brazil on Sept. 2, 2018 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The museum, which is tied to the Rio de Janeiro federal university and the Education Ministry, was founded in 1818 by King John VI of Portugal. It houses several landmark collections including Egyptian artefacts and the oldest human fossil found in Brazil. Its collection include more than 20 million items ranging from archaeological findings to historical memorabilia.

A fire burns at the National Museum of Brazil on Sept. 2, 2018 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The museum, which is tied to the Rio de Janeiro federal university and the Education Ministry, was founded in 1818 by King John VI of Portugal. It houses several landmark collections including Egyptian artefacts and the oldest human fossil found in Brazil. Its collection include more than 20 million items ranging from archaeological findings to historical memorabilia.

TOPSHOT - A police officer prevents people from getting near the building as a massive fire engulfs the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 2, 2018. - The cause of the fire was not yet known, according to local media. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

A fire burns at the National Museum of Brazil on Sept. 2, 2018 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The museum, which is tied to the Rio de Janeiro federal university and the Education Ministry, was founded in 1818 by King John VI of Portugal. It houses several landmark collections including Egyptian artefacts and the oldest human fossil found in Brazil. Its collection include more than 20 million items ranging from archaeological findings to historical memorabilia.

People watch as flames engulf the 200-year-old National Museum of Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018. According to its website, the museum has thousands of items related to the history of Brazil and other countries. The museum is part of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

Drone view of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, with the Maracana stadium in the background, on Sept. 3, 2018, a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

A firefighter works at Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

Firefighters are seen outside Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

A firefighter works near a meteorite at Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018, a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

Museum staffers and firefighters take out a painting from the debris of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

TOPSHOT - View of the entrance of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018, a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

Museum staffers and firefighters take out meteorites from the debris of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

People react outside Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

Aerial view of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018, a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

Women react a day after a massive fire ripped through Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

People cry a day after a massive fire ripped through Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

A National Museum worker organizes pieces rescued from the museum after an overnight fire in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Monday, Sept. 3, 2018. A huge fire engulfed Brazil's 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, lighting up the night sky with towering flames as firefighters and museum workers raced to save historical relics from the blaze.

TOPSHOT - Drone view of Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018, a day after a massive fire ripped through the building. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images

TOPSHOT - People protesting against the Brazilian Federal Government at the gates of the Quinta da Boa Vista park on Sept. 3, 2018 a day after a massive fire ripped through Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum at the park. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images

TOPSHOT - A researcher gestures they try to salvage artifacts from the debris a day after a massive fire ripped through Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum, one of Brazil's oldest, on Sept. 3, 2018. - The majestic edifice stood engulfed in flames as plumes of smoke shot into the night sky, while firefighters battled to control the blaze that erupted around 2230 GMT. Five hours later they had managed to smother much of the inferno that had torn through hundreds of rooms, but were still working to extinguish it completely, according to an AFP photographer at the scene. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images