 The exhibit now open at the Rhode Island Center in Northeast D.C. One Egyptologist, Melinda Hartwig, at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Atlanta's Emory University, says the immersive experience is even better than seeing the tomb in person. She tells, she says, I should say, the exhibition is a recreation of very nearly perfect copies of about a thousand pieces of King Tut's tomb. It cost her $34 to get in and see it. Now to the top stories we're working on at WTOP.