Egypt
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- Secrets Of Ancient Egypt Revealed Through Modern Science In Exhibit
Baylor University A 16-year-old Egyptian girl who lived 2,300 years ago could not have imagined today's CT Scans. But because of the impact such technology has had on archeology, much has been learned about the mummified mystery teen -- all without...
- Cosi's Trip To Egypt
CMB Magazine Egypt. It’s a place frozen in time, a land of magnificent monuments to humankind’s enduring accomplishments. Glamour, romance, mystery and grandeur set the tone for this country in northeast Africa. Pencil in majestic pyramids, the Sahara...
- Exhibition: More Re Cosi Lost Egypt
Columbus Dispatch (Michele Lemmon) At the end of the COSI Columbus exhibit "Lost Egypt: Ancient Secrets, Modern Science," children might chatter about a 2,200-year-old human mummy or a tiny animal mummy. Kate Storm, director of experience development,...
- Museum, Cosi Plan Egypt Projects
The Columbus Dispatch (Tim Feran) The Columbus Museum of Art and COSI Columbus will showcase consecutive major exhibits next year: • "To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures From the Brooklyn Museum" -- to run from Feb. 13 to June 7 at the museum -- explores...
- Lost Egypt Exhibition Blog
Lost Egypt A blog charting the work that is going into a traveling exhibition called Lost Egypt: Ancient Secrets, Modern Science. We’re continuing to film interviews for the Lost Egypt exhibition. Two weeks ago we met with Dr. Tosha Dupras at WOSU@COSI....
Egypt
Exhibition: Lost Egypt
UWeekly.com (Bram Fulk)
Summer's finally here and two of Columbus's most entertaining institutions of fun are kicking of the season with activities designed to invigorate the body and stimulate the mind. COSI looks to engage you by exploring the wonders of ancient Egypt through science and technology and, playing foil to the deadly heat and scorching sands of the ancient desert empire, the refreshing oasis of Zoombezi Bay is now open and ready to cool down your summer by quenching your thirst for excitement.
Starting this upcoming weekend, COSI will be featuring a new exhibition entitled "Lost Egypt: Ancient Secret, Modern Science." Destined to become a big hit as a traveling exhibition, the COSI-conceived setup will premiere in Columbus before starting its trek around the country. Kate Storm is the COSI producer of the exhibit, which will focus not only on the science and technology employed in ancient Egypt, but that of the modern-day archeologists investigating those ancient techniques. "It's a 6,000 square [foot] traveling exhibition," says Storm. "It basically goes through the process of archaeology in modern Egypt, but looks at the ancient culture of Egypt."
- Secrets Of Ancient Egypt Revealed Through Modern Science In Exhibit
Baylor University A 16-year-old Egyptian girl who lived 2,300 years ago could not have imagined today's CT Scans. But because of the impact such technology has had on archeology, much has been learned about the mummified mystery teen -- all without...
- Cosi's Trip To Egypt
CMB Magazine Egypt. It’s a place frozen in time, a land of magnificent monuments to humankind’s enduring accomplishments. Glamour, romance, mystery and grandeur set the tone for this country in northeast Africa. Pencil in majestic pyramids, the Sahara...
- Exhibition: More Re Cosi Lost Egypt
Columbus Dispatch (Michele Lemmon) At the end of the COSI Columbus exhibit "Lost Egypt: Ancient Secrets, Modern Science," children might chatter about a 2,200-year-old human mummy or a tiny animal mummy. Kate Storm, director of experience development,...
- Museum, Cosi Plan Egypt Projects
The Columbus Dispatch (Tim Feran) The Columbus Museum of Art and COSI Columbus will showcase consecutive major exhibits next year: • "To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures From the Brooklyn Museum" -- to run from Feb. 13 to June 7 at the museum -- explores...
- Lost Egypt Exhibition Blog
Lost Egypt A blog charting the work that is going into a traveling exhibition called Lost Egypt: Ancient Secrets, Modern Science. We’re continuing to film interviews for the Lost Egypt exhibition. Two weeks ago we met with Dr. Tosha Dupras at WOSU@COSI....