DEL MAR — Sometime later this year, the $1 billion, 20-years-in-the-making Grand Egyptian Museum will open by the Great Pyramids on the Giza Plateau near Cairo, Egypt. That’s … ...

An exhibit re-creates what Howard Carter saw when he discovered King Tut's tomb in 1922. The first room had likely been disrupted, perhaps by tomb raiders who were interrupted. The other rooms ...

The King Tut exhibit features objects that would have been found in the young pharaoh's tomb when he was buried: golden chairs, weapons, jewelry and other hand-crafted riches.

When brothers Louis, Pierre, and Jacques Cartier joined their father, Alfred, in the family business, they set out to create the first globally recognized jewelry house. By 1909, they had established ...

Howard Carter’s team desecrated King Tut’s corpse. The archaeologist’s team placed a high value on the artifacts they found in the boy king’s tomb, particularly the gold and the jewelry.

Then 30 years-to-month later, I was the curator of the second King Tut exhibition," she said. Dreyfus says Ramses and Tut not only ruled in different eras, but they also left distinctly different ...

And Steve Martin's 1978 "King Tut" song, inspired by the then-touring "Treasures of Tutankhamun" exhibit, sold over a million copies and ended up No. 17 on the Billboard Top 100. "Born in Arizona ...

See photos from “Ice Cold,” a new exhibit of hip-hop jewelry at NYC’s American Museum of Natural History, ... the gods, King Tut, Mansa Musa — the richest man in the world — Black man.

Among other items, the exhibit will include the gold burial mask, musical instruments, hunting equipment, jewelry and six chariots. Even as more of Tut’s story is poised to come to light, here ...

King Tut did not fade away after the initial excitement. In 1976, his treasures traveled to the United States for a six-city exhibition called “Treasures of Tutankhamun.” ...

Immersive ‘Beyond King Tut’ exhibition now open at Del Mar Fairgrounds ... chariots, jewelry, furniture, statues, paintings, burial implements, food, wine, sandals and loincloths.