Howard Carter & the Search for Tutankhamun

One More Tut Talk… Before We Say Ta Ta, Tut!

The sands of time are running out…

Before our extraordinary King Tut exhibition closes on May 31, join us for one final fascinating Tut Talk with renowned Egyptologist Mike Marfleet.

Travel back to 1922, when a determined archaeologist named Howard Carter made one of the most breathtaking discoveries in history—the untouched tomb of the boy king Tutankhamun.

But the story behind the discovery is just as dramatic as the treasure itself.

In this captivating lecture, Mike Marfleet reveals:

• The relentless search that led Carter to the lost tomb
• The moment the sealed doorway was opened
• The treasures that stunned the world
• Why Tutankhamun still fascinates us today

Whether you’ve already visited the exhibit or are planning your final trip before it closes, this talk will bring the story of Howard Carter’s legendary discovery vividly to life.

And remember… the Tut exhibition disappears after May 31.

Date: Friday, May 15
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Location: Elliott Museum

ADMISSION:
$5 for Members | $18 for Non-Members
Includes museum admission. Valid Membership card required for member entry

Please Purchase your tickets to ensure your seat. NO REFUNDS
This talk is expected to sell out – there is no guaranteed availability at the door

Any Questions, please call us at (772) 225-1961

Don’t miss this final opportunity to dive deeper into the mystery and discovery of King Tut before the exhibit leaves the Elliott Museum.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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