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So you might be thinking that ancient cursed Egyptian tombs are something that only exists in the Brendan Fraser movie “The Mummy” 🧟‍♂️ But I must assure you that they are very real. It’s been said that the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh King Tut cursed his own tomb should that any man deface it—he shall surely die. King Tut was enclosed in his tomb approximately in the year 1,324BC. Fast word over three thousand years later & the archaeological team behind Howard Carter would pry open the sealed doo

Ancient Egyptian Tombs Mapped

100 years ago, on #ThisDayInHistory, British archaeologist Howard Carter and his workmen discovered a step leading to the tomb of King Tutankhamen. At this time, archaeologists believed that all royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings had already been cleared. Excitement about the new tomb – the most intact ever found – quickly spread worldwide, igniting a global fascination with the boy pharaoh and the powerful civilization of ancient Egypt. It took Carter and his team a decade to catalogue and

Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62)!