By Lisa Marie Griffith
My brother invited me along to Tutankamun: His Tomb and Treasures at the RDS last weekend. Considering his wife was away and we were on a family day out, I have two nieces 3 and 7, I was well aware I was there as much for reinforcements as for my interest in history. It is always great to see what type of things kids reaction to in exhibits and trips though so I was delighted to go along. I was a bit unsure about how I would find this exhibition. The artefacts on display are models of the original. You are paying for the story of Tutankhamun and the discovery of his treasures rather then a chance to see the real thing. Because of this they exhibitors really had to set the tone well and tell the story of the tomb well.
One of the things that struck me in the long queue outside the exhibit was that there was such a broad range of ages, and groups in the queue. Read more