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Met Museum’s first Egypt show in over a decade brings ancient gods and goddesses to life
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its first Egypt show in over a decade, titled "Divine Egypt," on October 12, showcasing over 200 objects related to ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses.
- The exhibition features 25 main deities and includes highlights like a sculpture of the solar god Amun-Re presenting King Tutankhamun.
- One gallery focuses on Horus and Hathor, representing traits like kingship and fertility, and displays objects related to the mythology of creation.
- Curator Patch emphasizes that the show explores how ancient Egyptians related to life, death, and meaning, stating, "most of the exhibition is about life.
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