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X-WR-CALDESC:“As my eyes grew accustomed to the light\, details of the room
  within emerged slowly from the mist\, strange animals\, statues\, and gol
 d – everywhere the glint of gold…when Lord Carnarvon\, unable to stand the
  suspense any longer\, inquired anxiously\, ‘Can you see anything?’ it was
  all I could do to get out the words\, ‘Yes\, wonderful things.’” – Howard
  Carter\n\nThe Elliott Museum will open our doors on January 3\, 2024\, to
  a wonderous scene in much the same fashion as Howard Carter did on Novemb
 er 26\, 1922\, 100 years ago. In collaboration with Tarek Ragab and the Eg
 yptian Art Center in Cairo\, we will be hosting “In Celebration of King Tu
 t” in the museum’s main gallery.\n\nWe intend to do all we can to transfor
 m our modern museum space into an ancient tomb of unimaginable beauty. The
 se remarkable objects have been painstakingly recreated by historians and 
 artists in Egypt using locally sourced\, authentic materials and scaled an
 d finished to perfection. The impact of standing amidst these objects will
  be something you will long remember. We were fortunate to secure the exhi
 bit for a five-month run which will afford everyone a January to May windo
 w opportunity to take it all in.
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DESCRIPTION:“As my eyes grew accustomed to the light\, details of the room 
 within emerged slowly from the mist\, strange animals\, statues\, and gold
  – everywhere the glint of gold…when Lord Carnarvon\, unable to stand the 
 suspense any longer\, inquired anxiously\, ‘Can you see anything?’ it was 
 all I could do to get out the words\, ‘Yes\, wonderful things.’” – Howard 
 Carter\n\nThe Elliott Museum will open our doors on January 3\, 2024\, to 
 a wonderous scene in much the same fashion as Howard Carter did on Novembe
 r 26\, 1922\, 100 years ago. In collaboration with Tarek Ragab and the Egy
 ptian Art Center in Cairo\, we will be hosting “In Celebration of King Tut
 ” in the museum’s main gallery.\n\nWe intend to do all we can to transform
  our modern museum space into an ancient tomb of unimaginable beauty. Thes
 e remarkable objects have been painstakingly recreated by historians and a
 rtists in Egypt using locally sourced\, authentic materials and scaled and
  finished to perfection. The impact of standing amidst these objects will 
 be something you will long remember. We were fortunate to secure the exhib
 it for a five-month run which will afford everyone a January to May window
  opportunity to take it all in.
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LOCATION:The Elliot Museum\, 825 NE Ocean Boulevard\, Stuart\, AL 34996 US
SUMMARY:In Celebration of King Tut
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