Hieroglyphs for Mut and Sakhmet on the Propylon (main gate) of the Mut Precinct.
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Brooklyn Museum and the Precinct of Mut

    Hieroglyphs for Mut and Sakhmet on the Propylon (main gate) of the Mut Precinct.

    In January 2014 the Mut Precinct finally reopened after being closed to the public for almost 40 years. The opening was the result of the work of the Brooklyn Museum’s expedition to the Mut Precinct; the Johns Hopkins University’s Mut Expedition; and the American Research Center in Egypt (with a grant from USAID), which laid the paving and created walkways as well as funding the signage. What follows is a history of the goddess, the site, and Brooklyn’s work there.

    View PDFs of the Mut Expedition Reports

    Mut Precinct Report 2019—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2019—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2018—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2018—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2017—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2017—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2016—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2016—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2013—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2013—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2011—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2011—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2010—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2010—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2009—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2009—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2008—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2008—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2007—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2007—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2006—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2006—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 2005—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 2005—Arabic 

    Mut Precinct Report 1996–2001—English 

    Mut Precinct Report 1996–2001—Arabic 

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