South Korea to display ancient Egyptian artifacts
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Yonhap News Agency and the Brooklyn Museum will present an exhibition of ancient Egyptian artifacts in South Korea.
The show, called “Unraveling the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt,” will feature around 150 items from the Brooklyn Museum’s collection. These artifacts include cat mummies, sculptures, and jewelry, offering a look into daily life and elite culture in ancient Egypt. This exhibition marks the first time in four years that Egyptian mummies will be displayed in South Korea.
Organizers also include the Donga Ilbo newspaper and Channel A broadcaster. The artifacts have a combined insured value of approximately $120 million. The exhibition will start by showcasing objects that illustrate the everyday lives of people from ancient Egypt, including a painting of a woman and a statue depicting Nykara, a scribe, with his family.
