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King Tutankhamen—or King Tut as he is more commonly known today—was relatively unknown to the world until 1922, when his tomb was discovered by Howard Carter. His tomb contained thousands of artifacts, a sarcophagus containing his mummy, and a now-famous headdress.
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The tactile points on the replica of King Tut’s sarcophagus...
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The tactile points on the replica of King Tut’s sarcophagus enable the vision impaired to feel its intricate details. This innovative exhibit is more than a historical lesson; it’s a triumph in inclusive learning, allowing a tangible connection to a fascinating aspect of ancient Egyptian culture.
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This special exhibition provides visitors with a first-hand experience of Tutankhamun’s tomb at 1:1 scale through the recreations of objects, treasures, and the equipment of the King’s burial chamber, giving a sense of the area as it first appeared to Howard Carter and his team.
