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Archaeologist, author and secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawass discusses the Boy King, whose home furnishings are currently visiting the Dallas Museum of Art, and the “Egyptian Mummy Project” — the attempt to CAT scan and DNA-type Egypt’s mummies to identify them. In typical, energetic Dr. Hawass fashion, Krys Boyd asks him one question — and he heads off for five minutes straight, barely pausing to take a breath. Listen to him on his previous visits to Dallas and what he plans for the future.