Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold- NEON Review
Briefly

"On loan from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, 180 priceless artefacts, many of which have never left Egypt, are on display in a beautifully curated exhibition at the purpose-built NEON venue at Battersea Power Station. This is a multimedia show, an immersive experience that includes films, interviews, and specially composed music for each room."
"The NEON gallery has been transformed into a treasure trove in which viewers travel back three centuries to the reign of Ramses II, the pharaoh whose ruled for 67 years. To put that in context, Tutankhamun ruled a mere nine years. Ramses II died at the age of 92, father to 100 children."
"Ramses II, also known as Ramses the Great, was closely associated with the sun god, Amun-Re and was worshipped like a god by his subjects. He was a prolific builder, a warrior, and a master of creating his own image."
The NEON venue at Battersea Power Station hosts a major exhibition of 180 ancient Egyptian artifacts on loan from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, many never previously leaving Egypt. The exhibition focuses on Ramses II, who ruled for 67 years and died at age 92, fathering 100 children. The immersive experience includes films, interviews, specially composed music, an audio guide narrated by historian Dan Snow, and virtual reality experiences exploring the Tomb of Queen Nefertari and Temples of Abu Simbel. The beautifully designed gallery features low lighting in regal colors and highlighted display cases. Ramses II was a prolific builder, warrior, and master of image creation who brokered the world's first recorded peace treaty and consolidated Egypt's borders.
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