King Tut: Treasures of the Tomb - Virtual Tour @ The Discovery Center of Idaho

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Join us for a virtual tour of our exhibition, King Tut: Treasures of the Tomb!
The collection was curated by the Origins Museum institute, with the help of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and artisans from the Pharaonic Village in Egypt. Thank you to Dr. Jan Summers Duffy for her expertise and time to help tell the curious story of King Tutankhamun.
Learn more: www.dcidaho.org
Narration: Emily Mahon
Videographer: Luis Cubero

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19 янв 2021

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@celarasmith8030 Год назад

This video was very interesting and very well done. Didn't care much for the music. Thank you for making this for all of us!

@royalmotivation349 7 месяцев назад

Love the music 🎉

@lisaogle4179 3 года назад

Thank you SO much for this virtual tour! I enjoyed it immensely!!

@DiscoveryCenterofIdaho 3 года назад

It's truly our pleasure! We're so glad you enjoyed it!

@parubista786 2 года назад

@@DiscoveryCenterofIdaho pit l0p

@MarieChardome 8 месяцев назад

absolutely fabulous tour! you have essential pieces, not overwhelming, perfect tempo, good info, and i love the big impressions on the walls. did not see them really but in the back ground, they give the excavating atmosphere. a ma zing. thaaaank you

@glengrieve544 Год назад

Fantastic video highly entertaining thank you so much for the great video

@stevejohnston3194 Год назад

Thanks. One point. No. 62 is a coffin, not a sarcophagus. "sarcophagus" in English, as well as the original Greek, refers to a STONE container for the dead.

@pamspencer5377 2 года назад

Thank you

@parubista786 2 года назад

Love Loved it

@johnbrzostowski8630 2 года назад

A good one, thx!

@mistybehaviours 2 года назад

I really want archaeologist to discover a tomb that belongs to a Pharaoh we’re it wasn’t rushed or belonged to someone else, this tomb is amazing, imagine what treasures, art and wonders that would be there.

@aephraums 2 года назад

I believe it was Tut's successor who put him in this small tomb and took Tut's wife for himself thus guaranteeing royal legitimacy and kept Tut's original tomb for himself. The size of the sarcophagus was meant for a larger burial space, perhaps this small tomb also escaped continual pillage due to its small size .

@jorgeeduardodesouza7342 Год назад

Me. sinto. honrado. em. ver. e. assistir. com. os. meus. próprios. olhos. parte. do. tesouro. do. "FARAO. TUTAMKAMOM". HEDEIRO. DA. UNICA. MONARQUIA. "ADIMIRADA". POR. "DEUS". NO. "MUNDO". com. registros. "SAGRADOS". NA. "BIBLIA". e. "ALCORAO"

@bekahboop 2 года назад

❤️ this!! I’m hoping to go to a museum as such someday…. Where is the best in the United States?? Suggestions?

@ebonypegasus9864 2 года назад

Im' a bit confused as it said the internal organs were in several places? or were things placed inside of one another?

@chelseajames3320 2 года назад

What did they use to mold these things?

@DaniArt7 2 года назад

These are replicas ?

@profetaavalos4516 2 года назад

Music to laud.

@adriansoonx33 3 месяца назад

Thx for sharing are this 100 % legit replicas ?

@mooknick242 2 года назад

so he had daughters that died during birth? i didn't know that

@nadoalo2109 5 месяцев назад

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@cynthianonbikeirsteadfutur3602 2 года назад

1-11-68 Jesus born

@toxicculture4682 2 года назад

ive always been fascinated with this stuff, but im wondering. Isnt it an insult to these people for disturbing their resting place, pretty much stealing their items, pillaging them and destroying what was obviously the final plans for their afterlife/religion? If i were to go dig up your gramma, display her in a museum, and strip her of her deahtly belongings, people would have a problem with that.

@zefli4705 2 года назад

Honestly, if we left them as is, they likely would've been stolen anyways. Egyptian tombs were robbed repeatedly in antiquity, and if anything was left it would likely be robbed or destroyed in modern day as well. At least this way the artifacts are preserved and we can learn so much more about them and who they belonged to than just leaving them to be spirited away to some black market or private collection.