Golden Gate Park will finally open its doors to the de Young Museum this Oct. 15 [2005]!

... The first rotating special exhibition will be Egyptian Art from Queen Hatshepsut's reign (1473-1458 BC), showing the significance of a woman ruling in a patriarchal society.

It's Time to Let the Show Begin!, The Epoch Times, New York, USA, September 30, 2005.

I hadn't noticed this before but there are two exhibits with life-size reconstructions of the burial chamber of Thutmose III doing the rounds at the moment. See the previous post regarding the Edinburgh City Art Centre exhibition.

Take a tour through the ancient Egyptian afterlife this fall in Dayton, where the art institute is showing a blockbuster exhibit on the culture's practices and beliefs in immortality.

Among the items: a life-size reconstruction of the burial chamber of Pharaoh Thutmose III, who ruled Egypt in the 15th century B.C.; and a mummy and a coffin from Egypt's 21st Dynasty (1069-945 B.C.), complete with X-rays and CT scans, on loan from Emory University...

A display from beyond the tomb, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ohio, USA, October 02, 2005.

A replica of the tomb of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh will be the centrepiece of a new exhibition in Edinburgh.

The Immortal Pharaoh – The Tomb of Thutmose III will be at the City Art Centre from tomorrow until January 8, and will be the UK's only showing of the exhibition.

The main attraction is an exact replica of the burial chamber of the Pharaoh Thutmose III.

Bury yourself in city's pharaoh exhibition, The Scotsman, UK, September 30, 3005.