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To celebrate the 100th anniversar­y of the discovery of King Tutankhamu­n’s tomb, a new exhibition will make its worldwide debut on 24 March, 2018 at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. King Tut: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh will showcase more than 150 real artefacts from the tomb, and will be the largest assembly of artefacts and gold from the tomb to go on display – ever. Visitors will be able to see many items used by the Boy King in life and in death, including gold jewellery, sculptures, carvings and ritual antiquitie­s. Nearly half of these pieces will be leaving Egypt for the first and only time, as they will be housed permanentl­y in the new Grand Egyptian Museum, which is due to open this year. The exhibition will be on display in

Los Angeles until early January 2019, when it will move to Europe. california­sciencecen­ter.org; kingtutexh­ibition.com

 ??  ?? Right: Gold inlaid canopic coffinette of Tutankhamu­n dedicated to Imseti and Isis, © Laboratori­orosso, Viterbo/Italy.
Right: Gold inlaid canopic coffinette of Tutankhamu­n dedicated to Imseti and Isis, © Laboratori­orosso, Viterbo/Italy.

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