Egypt
- Exhbition: Secret Egypt - Unravelling Truth From Myth
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Tullie House, Carlisle 10th March 2012 - 10th June 2012, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm The exhibition features around 200 artefacts on loan from major Egyptology collections throughout the UK including Manchester Museum,...
- Exhibition: Pharaoh - King Of Egypt
Culture 24 (Nick Owen) With 2 lovely photographs. Exhibition: Pharaoh: King of Egypt, Great North Museum: Hancock until September 25 2011 The North East’s premier museum, Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle, is hosting the largest ever UK touring...
- Exhibition: Pharaoh - King Of Egypt
British Museum Blog (Margaret Maitland) The forthcoming new British Museum touring exhibition Pharaoh: King of Egypt explores both the myths and realities of kingship in ancient Egypt. With 130 objects, from a larger than life-size royal tomb guardian...
- Exhibition: Secret Egypt At The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
Culture 24 Coventry, UK Since then a heady concoction of entertaining Hollywood films, novels and occasional crack-pot theories have taken the world of mummies, pyramids, pharaohs - and even aliens - and fashioned them into a melting pot of Egyptomania....
- Mummies Come To Birmingham (uk)
The Birmingham Post (George Kotschy) With photograph. This is quite interesting in the context of the discussions currently fermenting gently over at the Manchester Museum, where there are now 53 comments in response to the issue of covering the mummies....
Egypt
Exhibition: Pharoah: King of Egypt, Birmingham UK
Edge Magazine
14th July – 14th October 2012
14th July – 14th October 2012
This summer, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is hosting the UK’s largest ever exhibition of ancient Egyptian artefacts on loan from the British Museum. PHARAOH: King of Egypt features amazing objects from the British Museum’s world-class collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts, and allows visitors of all ages to explore the myths and realities of being a king in ancient Egypt.
Andy Horn, Exhibitions Manager at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery comments: “We are very proud to be hosting this amazing exhibition in Birmingham this summer. The exhibition showcases some of the UK’s most fascinating ancient Egyptian artefacts, and it complements Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery’s own impressive Egyptian collection. And alongside the exhibition throughout the summer break, we will have lots of Egyptian-themed family activities on offer.”
John Orna-Ornstein, Head of London and National Programmes at the British Museum, said: “I am delighted that PHARAOH: King of Egypt is coming to Birmingham. It’s the largest group of Egyptian objects ever lent in the UK – a real once in a lifetime opportunity to see some extraordinary objects at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.’
- Exhbition: Secret Egypt - Unravelling Truth From Myth
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Tullie House, Carlisle 10th March 2012 - 10th June 2012, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm The exhibition features around 200 artefacts on loan from major Egyptology collections throughout the UK including Manchester Museum,...
- Exhibition: Pharaoh - King Of Egypt
Culture 24 (Nick Owen) With 2 lovely photographs. Exhibition: Pharaoh: King of Egypt, Great North Museum: Hancock until September 25 2011 The North East’s premier museum, Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle, is hosting the largest ever UK touring...
- Exhibition: Pharaoh - King Of Egypt
British Museum Blog (Margaret Maitland) The forthcoming new British Museum touring exhibition Pharaoh: King of Egypt explores both the myths and realities of kingship in ancient Egypt. With 130 objects, from a larger than life-size royal tomb guardian...
- Exhibition: Secret Egypt At The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
Culture 24 Coventry, UK Since then a heady concoction of entertaining Hollywood films, novels and occasional crack-pot theories have taken the world of mummies, pyramids, pharaohs - and even aliens - and fashioned them into a melting pot of Egyptomania....
- Mummies Come To Birmingham (uk)
The Birmingham Post (George Kotschy) With photograph. This is quite interesting in the context of the discussions currently fermenting gently over at the Manchester Museum, where there are now 53 comments in response to the issue of covering the mummies....