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January 26, 2011
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Mysteries of Ancient Egypt Unearthed
Exhibit brings
authentic
artifacts, real
mummy
covers the floor, introducing
geographical data and key ar
chaeological sites, including
those of the archaeologists fea
tured in Lost Egypt.
A model of an archaeologi
cal field site in Egypt encour
ages visitors to explore the
tools, techniques, sciences, and
technologies used at the Lost
City of the Pyram id Builders
site on the G iza Plateau.
Visitors can learn about why
the Egyptians m um m ified their
dead and their beliefs about
the afterlife in an area d edi
cated to ancient Egyptian cul
ture; and a laboratory will al
low visitors to explore how
m odern science and technol
ogy and help them understand
human mummies, animal m um
mies, and artifacts from an
cient Egypt.
Through cutting-edge modem
technology, the Oregon Museum
of Science and Industry will take
visitors on ajourney back in time
to experience the mysteries and
wonders of ancient Egypt like
never before in the new exhibi
tion, Lost Egypt: Ancient Se
crets, M odem Science, opening
Saturday, Jan. 29.
Lost Egypt is an im m ersive
quest for know ledge that fea
tures hands-on challenges, au Sculptures of four women who lived in Upper Egypt between 2,200 and 2,900 years ago were
thentic artifacts, and guidance created with scientific data gathered from mummies using the same techniques police use to
from real archaeologists to re identify human remains. The display comes to OMSI as part of the exhibit ‘Lost Egypt: Ancient
veal how m odern science and Secrets, Modern Science, opening Saturday, Jan. 29.
technology are used to uncover
and understand the m ysteries
“Lost Egypt makes an unfor
of Egypt, its culture, and its gettable connection betw een
people.
past and present customs, cul
Through the generous sup tures and sciences,” said OMSI
port o f p re se n tin g sp o n so r president Nancy Stueber. “This
C om cast and supporting spon exhibition is particularly inspir
sors Chevron and Lufthansa ing for young people, illuminat
G erm an A irlines, OMSI will ing the roles they can play as
host the national touring show future archaeologists, scientists,
through M ay 1.
engineers, technicians, and life
Lost Egypt features num er long learners.”
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ous authentic Egyptian artifacts
The exhibition is divided into
including a 2,300-year-oId real four main content areas each
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“A nnie,” and her sarcophagus. ancient Egyptian culture and
A lso featured are several ani the archeological process.
All freshman students attending Jefferson High School s Middle College for Advanced Studies,
mal m um m ies, forensic facial
An E gyptian street scene
w ill also attend classes at Portland Community College. The program w orks to build a culture
reconstructions o f m um m ified transports visitors to m odern
of success and encourages students to graduate and pursue higher education.
rem ains, and for the first tim e Egypt w here they learn about
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ever, a life-size rapid proto some o f the prom inent arche
type o f a m um m y in a stage of ologists w orking in Egypt to
All Jefferson students w ill also have the privilege of becoming part of the SEI family. SEI
"unw rapping.”
day. A large map o f Egypt
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