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This is the final month to see "Lives and Literacy in Ancient Egypt," an impressive exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center.
Why it matters: Told through rare papyrus manuscripts, the show traces daily life in Greco-Roman Egypt.
What felt modern: Mummy masks painted in a naturalistic style — a glimpse of everyday people in ancient Egypt.
📍 If you go: The Ransom Center, at West 21st and Guadalupe streets, is open Tuesday-Sunday. Admission is free.