This new exhibit is a treasure chest of funerary objects including the famous Bersha Coffin, a mummified head of one of the tomb’s two residents (is it a male or female?), furniture, jewelry, sealed beer jars, and other items required for a proper afterlife.
Oct. 18 from 10 a.m.-4:45 p.m. (through May 16). $20, $18 seniors and students 18 and older, free for ages 17 and under ($7.50 on school days until 3 p.m.), free for everyone on Wed after 4 p.m. Museum of Fine Arts, 465 Huntington Ave., Boston. 617-267-9300. www.mfa.org
helpful, thank you! though since they made the disc so it wouldn't play on a mac (amazon reviews have more than one with that comment), i don't expect anything. but, i should try, particularly if…
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I will try miramax as well, though i expect to get nothing from them.
oh, and newbury comics, according to…
Happy weekend to you as well and have fun cooking ;)
though, buying that and having it on bread or crackers is still cheaper than lunch out. :)