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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Neat-o, says the archaeology/Aegyptology buff

Arts Workshop Brings King Tut’s Tomb Back to Life
The burial chamber of King Tutankhamen is currently in Madrid. OK, it’s a re-creation. But it’s a near-perfect re-creation, down to the paint on his sarcophagus. Made by arts workshop Factum Arte, the copy is awaiting transport to Egypt, as soon as the political situation there calms down.
Since Tut's tomb is expected to close to the public soon to preserve it, this will be the best chance to see what it was like.

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