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After five years of restoration, the Egyptian Museum in Turin announced the completion of its $53.6 million revamp on April 1, which now puts 6,500 Ancient Egyptian artifacts on display dating back to as long as 4,000 BC. Aiming to make the Egyptian Museum of Turin the second most important in the world for Egyptology enthusiasts, the reinstallations includes one of the world’s most significant papyrus collections, an important statue of Ramsis II, the coffin gallery and the tomb of…
