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Egyptian museums unveil September’s outstanding pieces

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Several Egyptian archaeological museums have selected objects from their collections to highlight during September. The monthly selection aims to illustrate the richness and diversity of Egyptian heritage across different historical periods, according to the daily Al-Youm al-Sabea.

Egyptian archaeological museums have selected outstanding pieces from their collections for September, according to the museums concerned. The selection is part of a monthly tradition intended to highlight Egyptian heritage across different historical periods.

Visitors and online users can take part in choosing the pieces by voting on the museums’ official Facebook pages. September’s selection coincides in particular with the commemoration of the decipherment of the Rosetta Stone, World First Aid Day and the International Day of Peace.

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