The Third JCC Meeting

3rd JCC meeting

The Third Joint Coordinating Committee was held by the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) and the Grand Egyptian Museum Joint Conservation Project (GEM-JC project) on November 29,2018. Under the supervision of the general supervisor of the GEM, Dr. Tarek Tawfik, and the senior representative of JICA Egypt, Mr. Matsuzaki Mizuki, the […]

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Press Release: The transportation of the final target artifact is completed

This time, “The Grand Egyptian Museum Joint Conservation Project (GEM-JC project) has completed transporting the final pieces among the 72 target artifacts: Ini-Sneferu- Ishetef’s mural paintings. The Grand Egyptian Museum Joint Conservation Project is an international cooperation project implemented by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), and managed by a joint […]

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The First Set of Mural Paintings Transported to the GEM-CC

Yesterday, The Egyptian and Japanese transportation and mural paintings teams have transported the first set of mural paintings from the Egyptian Museum (EM) in El-Tahrir to the Grand Egyptian Museum, Conservation Center (GEM-CC). After the mural painting team finished the first aid work on the paintings, the transportation team started […]

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Study Session for Japanese-speaking Tour Guides at the GEM-CC

The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) and the Grand Egyptian Museum Joint Conservation Project (GEM-JC Project) organized a study session and lab tour in the GEM-CC for the Japanese-speaking tour guides from different travel agencies on Sunday 14th of October, to introduce the work done at GEM-CC as well as the […]

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Preparations for the First Aid of the Mural Paintings Start

  The mural painting team has started preparing for the transportation of the final 3 sets of mural paintings in the project as the Egyptian team started building up the scaffolds where the paintings are located at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. After that, the Japanese mural painting team came […]

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XRF and Digital Microscope Analysis with the Japanese Team

The Japanese diagnostic analysis team worked together with the GEM-CC wood lab team to analyze some of the wood artifacts using XRF (X-ray Fluorescence) and Digital Microscope. This time, the teams have analyzed some of King Tutankhamen’s beds and chariots, confirming some elements found on the surface of the bed. […]