The most popular exhibit ever to come to the United States is coming to Dallas. Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs will be at the Dallas Museum of Art from Oct. 3 to May 17. CBS 11 News went to Egypt in the spring of 2008 and got exclusive access to many of the relics that will travel to the U.S. -- and many more that will remain in Cairo. This is one of three slideshows we created with the pictures we took there. Photos of the mummy and the items buried with it
can be seen here. Pictures of the treasures found in Tut's tomb
are here.
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King Tut And The Golden Age Of The Pharoahs
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The entrance to King Tut's tomb in the Valley of the Kings, near modern-day Luxor. British archaeologist Howard Carter found it in 1922 after several years of searching. It was the only tomb found in the valley that still contained any treasure. Grave robbers had looted the others.
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