The blockbuster exhibition 'King Tut and the Golden Age of the Pharoahs' will not tour Australia because museums cannot afford it - not surprisingly if you look at the price tag. Egypt wants to prolong the world's most successful tour of artefacts from the tomb of the boy-king but offers to host the exhibition have been underwhelming, to say the least. The Director of the Australian Museum, Frank Howarth, told the Sydney Morning Herald that the show's $10 million price tag and its size were too big for Australian institutions to handle.
Despite my fears I might not make it to Stonehenge in time for the Solstice, I did it! Being one of the 36,500 people accessing the Stones on the night from Saturday to Sunday was surely an experience I won't easily forget, and near to utterly amazing ******* awesome.
The blockbuster exhibition 'King Tut and the Golden Age of the Pharoahs' will not tour Australia because museums cannot afford it - not surprisingly if you look at the price tag. Egypt wants to prolong the world's most successful tour of artefacts from the tomb of the boy-king but offers to host the exhibition have been underwhelming, to say the least. The Director of the Australian Museum, Frank Howarth, 
