Penn Museum displays the Midas touch

When the Berlin-Baghdad railway was under construction in the 1890s, German engineers spotted massive mounds in the remote waste southwest of Ankara.

Penn Museum exhibit features rare treasures from time of King Midas

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Man, The Drinker – The Pennsylvania Gazette

Penn Museum on X: Our staff is getting a sneak preview of our new exhibition, The Golden Age of King Midas. #MidasInPhilly / X

At Penn museum exhibit on treasures of King Midas, all that glitters is not gold - WHYY

Advancement Grant: Penn Museum, University of Pennsylvania

02/09/16, Ancient Treasures from the Republic of Turkey: The Golden Age of King Midas, Exclusive World Premiere Exhibition, Opening February 13 at the Penn Museum - Almanac, Vol. 62, No. 22

9/15/15, Penn Museum's Lecture Series: Exploring Great Myths and Legends - Almanac, Vol. 62, No. 05

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King Midas exhibit opens at Penn Museum in February, 2016

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Penn Museum Annual Report 2015/2016 by Eastern Standard - Issuu

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