Boston prepares to host Pharaonic antiquities exhibition

The museum of sciences at Boston, USA has completed preparations to host the Ancient Egyptian Antiquities Exhibition, "Search for Eternity."

The exhibition comprises 143 pieces of monuments that relate the Pharaonic beliefs of an eternity.

Boston is the second city to host the exhibition after Washington. Egypt's Ambassador to USA Nabil Fahmi said Egypt feels proud of its heritage and is committed to share that heritage with the whole world as it belongs Pharaonic civilization belongs to human heritage in general.

Secretary General of the supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawas said the exhibition comprises statue of king Amenhotep III in the guise of god, two statues for Thotmos I and III and a statue of the ancient Egyptian goddess of Justice, Maet.