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King Tut Exhibit News
The King Tu brings the Golden Age of the Pharaohs to life with 130 ancient Egyptian artifacts and treasures uncovered by Harry Burton in 1922.
An Egyptian courier installs the lid to a canopic jar that once housed King Tut's organs.
Egypt’s famed boy-king is gearing up to set off another bout of "Tut-mania" in Toronto.
On November 24, the Art Gallery of Ontario will unveil the popular travelling exhibition "King Tut: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs," running until April 18—its final stop before heading home to Cairo permanently. There will be plenty to ooh and aah over...
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Egypt's famous Tomb of Tutankhamun will undergo a five-year project to clean and restore the lavish wall paintings in the underground chambers of the boy king whose golden mask and artifacts have long awed the world.
The project to restore the country's most famous tomb is the latest collaboration between Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Los Angeles-based Getty Conservation Institute, which in the past restored nearby tombs and...
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- King Tut's tomb closing for 5-year renovation project (search.msn.com)
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- Heritage Key: Come and Rediscover King Tut's Tomb (businesswire.com)
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CAIRO — Egypt and the Getty Conservation Institute announced Tuesday a five year project to restore the Tomb of Tutankhamun, the boy king whose golden mask and artifacts have long awed the world.
The project to restore the country's most famous tomb is the latest collaboration between the Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Los Angeles-based institute, which in the past restored nearby tombs and designed airtight cases to display...
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The tomb of Egypt's Tutankhamen — more commonly referred to as King Tut — needs a little attention. Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the U.S.-based Getty Conservation Institute are teaming up to restore the wall paintings that line the tomb's underground chamber. Michele Norris talks to Jeanne Marie Teutonico, who will serve as the project's team leader.
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The Getty Conservation Institute will partner with Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities to conserve and manage the tomb of famed pharaoh Tutankhamen, known worldwide as King Tut, the organizations announced Tuesday. Getty officials will work with ...
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- Getty Partners Egypt to Conserve Tomb of King Tut (search.msn.com)
- King Tut's tomb to get a facelift (rss.news.yahoo.com)
E gypt's famous Tomb of Tutankhamun will undergo a five-year project to clean and restore the lavish wall paintings in the underground chambers of the boy king whose golden mask and artifacts have long awed the world. The project to restore the ...
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