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In November, an exhibition of 150 artifacts from the tomb of Tutankhamun will arrive in London for the third stop in a 10-city tour that has already broken box-office records in Los Angeles and Paris. The boy king has captivated Western imagination ever since his tomb was discovered in November 1922 but, as Egypt’s Ministry for Antiquities has […]
