Also on archeology, apparently Tutankhamun’s mask, currently displayed at the Egyptian Museum, might be going on a world tour to be rented for display, as a way of generating money to an ailing tourism sector, reports François Hume-Ferkatadji for Radio France. The Antiquities Ministry is considering the measure, which it expects to be able to finance salaries of its employees for ten years.
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