Tutankhamun's tomb echoes again

The article discusses a 1939 radio broadcast recording of the Tutankhamun trumpets, which remained silent for over 3,000 years before being played on the British radio from Cairo. This created a unique experience that connected a glorious past with the present. The text highlights the process of making the trumpets, the broadcasting circumstances, and the dangers faced by the team during the recording. It also emphasizes the importance of preserving artifacts in the Grand Egyptian Museum, which provides a suitable environment for them. The article concludes with a discussion about the risks involved in conserving artifacts, compared to the benefits of technology in documenting sounds and reinforcing historical memory.

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