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 | | Cappelli in vendita! | L'immarcescibile Zahi Hawass (direttore supremo delle antichità egiziane) ha ricavato mezzo milione di dollari dalla vendita delle copie del suo cappello autografato (modello Indiana Jones).
Il ricavato sarà utilizzato per scopi di beneficenza a favore dell'infanzia. I cappelli sono stati venduti alla modica cifra di 45 dollari / 31 euro.
CAIRO, Egypt: Egypt's top archaeologist has made about US$500,000 (€348,000) for a children's charity by selling copies of his trademark leather hat during a recent King Tut tour, he said Wednesday.
Zahi Hawass, the country's top antiquities official, said that the replicas of his trademark Indiana Jones hat were sold for US$45 (€31) each during the two-year tour that wrapped up this fall.
"Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" drew nearly 4 million visitors during its two-year foreign tour.
The brown suede hat carries Hawass' picture and signature.
Hawass will be donating the money for the construction of Egypt's and the Middle East's first children's museum. Hawass has been the antiquities council chief for the past five years.
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