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National Museum Prague: A Journey through History By Shazia Anwer Cheema Dramatic music, magic night, hundreds of objects – welcome to the Kings of the Sun exhibition! In an exceptional international integrational project that documents the greatest archaeological discoveries of Czech Egyptologists connected with the research of the Egyptian Abusir, an ancient royal burial ground adjacent to Giza in the north and Sakkara in the south. Take the unique opportunity to see generous loans from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the Great Egyptian Museum in Giza, but also from museums in Berlin, Leipz...

The “Kings of the Sun” exhibition, part of an international project documenting the greatest archaeological discoveries of Czech Egyptologists connected with the research of the Egyptian Abusir, will remain at the National Museum through September. The exhibition was originally due to end this February, but due to anti-coronavirus measures, the museum had to close for months, and far fewer people had a chance to see it. “Kings of the Sun” features hundreds of ancient Egyptian artefacts that had never before left Cairo along with treasures from the 3rd to the 1st millennium BC unearthe...

CAIRO: All tickets for the “Kings of the Sun” exhibition in Prague have been sold out until June 6, according to Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Tourism and Antiquities Minister Khaled Al-Anani launched the exhibition last August along with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis. It is the first Egyptian antiquities exhibition in Prague and the largest exhibition of

Statue of tutenkamen and ripped the heads off of two mummies. of these were among the most prized artifacts and is believed it can be restored. officials say all 24 national mus aves are now under the protection of the egyptian army. but that put some other sites south of cairo particularly asu -- abusear and kara, both homes to toms and archeologist, scientists fear the most, one scientist at the university of birmingham, someone with global contact e-mailed members of the u.s. military sunday to warn and i quote immense damages to abusir and saqqara, all magazines and toms which were sealed ...