Both girls were SO good during this. I was super impressed with them. It took us 2 1/2 hours to go through it and we couldn't leave and come back. Not once did I hear a complaint about being bored. NOT ONCE in 2 1/2 hours. In the treasury (almost the end) I did hear about feet hurting but that was it. They both loved it. :)
First, we saw an IMAX movie that was really cool. Then we got some lunch in the cafeteria before our tickets into the actual exhibit started.
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| This was my first view of the Space Needle. |
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| Before the IMAX started we wondered around a bit. These were fun. |
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| This is a statue of the Pharaoh that the great pyramid was built for. |
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| This is a canopic jar |
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| Look! They had toilets back then! |
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| This is the sarcophagus for King Tut's cat |
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| This is a HUGE statue of King Tut |
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| Another HUGE statue. This one of Amenhotep IV, King Tut's father. Also known as Akanonton. |
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| Osiris |
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| An inner coffin of a Queen |
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| A golden mask of somebody or other |
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| A map of the tomb |
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| Things found in the antechamber |
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| King Tut's bed. He actually slept with his feet toward what I would have thought was the head. |
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| What King Tut's cartouche means |
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| A chair he used |
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| This was a little game. LITTLE game. It looked pretty cool though. |
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| This boat was supposed to grow to life-size in the after-life. Why it hasn't yet is probably still bothering Tut. |
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| This is the lid that went over a canopic jar. |
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| A picture of Howard Carter looking at the sarcophagus |
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| This cool thing held feathers for a fan |
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| The amulets found on King Tut |
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| His golden sandles |
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| Toe and finger protecters |
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| A replica of King Tut's mummy |
