The King Tut Exibit is interesting. We didn't get to see the 3d movie but I bet it was great! The treasures were weird and everywhere you look, gold is right in your face. His bed was like a miny hammock but doesn't swing. The headreast looked uncomfortable but I guess he thought it was comfortable. His name in Egyptian text was unuasual. Check it out!
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Hey Rina, that exhibit does sound really interesting. Why did you go there? I have a friend who loves egyptian history. I bet she would find the exhibit really neat just like you did. What was unusual about his King Tut's name in Egyptian? I've never seen it. I'm glad you found the exhibit interesting.
Posted by: Amber Merritt | November 27, 2008 at 05:23 PM
Hey Rina! His full name is different, but I like it. How do you spell it? Tutankhumen? See ya later!
Posted by: shannon | November 28, 2008 at 07:51 AM
hello Rina, this is Greg from Georgia State University. I'm glad you liked the King Tut exhibit. I will try to make that one during this Christmas break. If you can beg your parents enough, try and see if you can see the First Emperor of China Exhibit at the High Arts Museum. It is very interesting
Posted by: Greg | December 03, 2008 at 09:29 AM
Hi Amber! It was interesting. I think we just went there to learn about him and for extra knowledge. His name was written in Egyptian and a video showed us the his name in Egyptian had a lot of other words in it that I had no clue what they meant. It was still awesome though.
Posted by: Rina's Blog | December 09, 2008 at 05:02 AM
Hey Shannon! I believe that is how you spell it. His name is spelled funny. I hope you had fun! See ya!
Posted by: Rina's Blog | December 09, 2008 at 05:05 AM
Hey Greg! Sounds great! I've been to the High Arts Museum but I don't remember seeing that! I'll try to beg the best I can. Plus if I do go, I get to see the art I saw before and it was very interesting!
P.S. I'll use the old, "It'll be a great learning expierience" trick......
Posted by: Rina's Blog | December 09, 2008 at 05:14 AM
That sounds really cool!!! I want to learn sooo much about him.
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