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Tut Tut, Now What?

Tut Tut, Now What?

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 Ever heard that saying about how the journey begins with the first step? It couldn't have been more true for Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Everything changed one fateful day in 1922 when British archeologist Howard Carter uncovered 16 steps leading to the Boy King's long-lost tomb. The world hasn't been the same since...

Produced by the Houston Museum of Natural Science, this podcast coincides with an immersive recreation of King Tut’s tomb.

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    • Ep 4: "Tutmania" and the Immortal Legacy of the Boy King

      Ep 4: "Tutmania" and the Immortal Legacy of the Boy King
      Feb 28 2023
      The story of Tutankhamun is one of cultural obsession, ethical gray areas, and the immortality of a young pharoah. In the end, it would be the Boy King to go on to become arguably Egypt's greatest unifier...and have the final say over the West.

      Links:

      https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.apollo-magazine.com%2Ftutankhamun-discovery-howard-carter%2F

      https://www.cnn.com/style/article/met-museum-artifacts-seized-new-york-looting/index.html

      https://www.metmuseum.org/press/news/2010/metropolitan-museum-and-egyptian-government-announce-initiative-to-recognize-egypts-title-to-19-objects-originally-from-tutankhamuns-tomb

      Email: Podcasts@hmns.org

      https://www.hmns.org/
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      31 min
    • Ep 3: I Want My Mummy

      Ep 3: I Want My Mummy
      Feb 9 2023
      Tut's curse has bodies dropping left and right...but does it? We follow the trail of this myth through the depths of history.

      Sources mentioned in this episode:
      • Tutankhamun Archive, The Griffith Institute, University of Oxford
      Want to Dig Deeper? When researching this episode, we read:
      • Treasured: How Tutankhamun Shaped a Century, Christina Riggs
      • Howard Carter: The Path to Tutankhamun, T.G.H. James
      • The Shadow King, Jo Marchant
      • “Some Reflections on the Mummification of Tutankhamun,” Salima Ikram, Études et Travaux (2013)
      How are we doing? Send us a hieroglyphic at podcasts@hmns.org

      Visit our website for more info about the Houston Museum of Natural Science https://www.hmns.org/
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      32 min
    • Ep 2: The Glint of Gold

      Ep 2: The Glint of Gold
      Jan 25 2023
      Carter’s finally made it inside Tut's tomb and is now surrounded by more riches than he could possibly dream of. Golden statues, opulent jewlery, entire chariots. There’s even the pharaoh’s underwear! So, why is he so obsessed with flowers?

      Dr. Salima Ikram, distinguished professor of Egyptology at the American University in Cairo, joins returning guests Tom Hardwick and Kat Havens to dish the dirt on all the treasures inside Tut’s tomb as well as the complicated condition of the Boy King’s mummy. Plus, Exhibits-Projects Director Dustin Newcomb takes us inside HMNS’ recreation of the pharaoh’s crypt.

      Sources mentioned in this episode:
      • Tutankhamun Archive, The Griffith Institute, University of Oxford
      Want to Dig Deeper? When researching this episode, we read:
      • Treasured: How Tutankhamun Shaped a Century, Christina Riggs
      • Howard Carter: The Path to Tutankhamun, T.G.H. James
      • The Shadow King, Jo Marchant
      • “Some Reflections on the Mummification of Tutankhamun,” Salima Ikram, Études et Travaux (2013)
      How are we doing? Send us a hieroglyphic at podcasts@hmns.org

      Visit our website for more info about the Houston Museum of Natural Science https://www.hmns.org/
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      28 min
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