Exhibition: Behind the scenes at Lost Egypt
Egypt

Exhibition: Behind the scenes at Lost Egypt


Lost Egypt

The Lost Egypt blog has been updated with details about construction work at the Lost Egypt exhibition, with the building of a reconstruction of part of the temple of Karnak. With photographs.

When the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids and tombs, they used solid materials like limestone and granite. On the Lost Egypt project, we need materials that are going to be durable (although not quite as durable as the Pyramids!) to last for the entire 6+ year tour of the exhibition, as it travels around the U.S., but also lightweight and easy to assemble at each new location. Wood panels that fit together using camlocks are a good solution. Showing up at the next venue with semi trucks filled with limestone ready for assembly would be a bit challenging….where are those pyramid builders when you need them?




- Video: Cosi Installation
Lost Egypt blog Video walk through of the new Lost Egypt Exhibition installation at COSI.Egyptology News Blog, Andie Byrnes...

- Pyramids Discovered In Silicon Valley
The Inquirer This is another news editorial on "The Lost Pyramid", a sensational mega-documentary the History Channel is about to air. Using computer technology, they uncover and recreate a supposed fourth pyramid, taller than the Great Pyramid of Giza....

- Michel Barsoum Discusses Pyramid Construction
MIT News Michel Barsoum PhD '85, distinguished professor at Drexel University, will deliver the 2008 Sigma Xi Lecture, entitled "The Mystery of the Great Egyptian Pyramids: The role of materials research in suggesting a partial solution" . . . . ...

- 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....

- Who Built The Pyramids?
http://www.algomhuria.net.eg/gazette/5/As usual with items from the Egyptian Gazette, I have copied the entire piece because it won't be online for more than a couple of days at most. This item is by Zahi Hawass:"Many people from all over the world...



Egypt








.