Coptic Museum

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The Coptic Museum is a prominent museum in Cairo dedicated to preserving and showcasing the art, artifacts, and cultural heritage of Egypt’s Coptic Christian community.

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Coptic Museum canonical 3
Coptic Museum area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art museum
history museum
museum
architecturalStyle traditional Egyptian style with Coptic motifs
city Cairo
collectionFocus Byzantine Egypt
Coptic Christian art
early Islamic period in Egypt
late Roman Egypt
collectionIncludes frescoes
icons
ivory carvings
liturgical objects
manuscripts
metalwork
stone carvings
textiles
woodwork
collectionSize one of the largest collections of Coptic artifacts in the world
continent Africa
country Egypt
dedicatedTo Coptic Christian heritage
Coptic art
Coptic history
foundedBy Marcus Simaika Pasha
founder Marcus Simaika Pasha
governingBody Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities
surface form: Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities
hasCollectionType archaeological artifacts
decorative arts
religious artifacts
hasExhibitionType permanent exhibitions
temporary exhibitions
heritageType religious heritage museum
inception 1908
languageOfExhibits Arabic
English
locatedIn Cairo
Coptic Cairo
Coptic Cairo
surface form: Old Cairo
locatedNear Babylon Fortress
Greek Orthodox Church of St. George
Hanging Church
openedToPublic 1910
ownedBy Egyptian government
surface form: Egyptian state
regionServed Coptic Christian community
significance major center for the study of Coptic civilization
preserves material evidence of early Christianity in Egypt
subjectOf Coptic art historical research
touristAttraction true

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Egyptian museums include Coptic Museum
historic Cairo hasPart Coptic Museum
subject surface form: Historic Cairo
Cairo east bank contains Coptic Museum
this entity surface form: Coptic Museum area