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Mission
History
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Egyptian Museum Revival
Transforming the Egyptian Museum of Cairo
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The Basement of the Egyptian Museum
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Wooden Coffins Project
The restoration project of Nefermaat and his wife Itet
Conservation of Old Kingdom reliefs from the funerary temple of King Sahure
Conservation, restoration and display of the entire collection of antiquities from the royal tombs of Tanis (San el-Hagar)
The conservation and restoration of anthropoid sarcophagi on displayed in the eastern wing of the ground floor, in room 49 as part of the Late Period and Graeco-Roman collection
The restoration and display of the oldest-known mural painting from a Predynastic tomb (Tomb 100), from the site of Hierakonpolis
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Avenue of Sphinxes reopening ceremony
