Curse of King Tutankhamen

In the year 1922, a rich English man named Howard
Carter found the location of the burial of King Tutankhamen in the Valley cemetery site
Kings. There are many valuable form of gold, barang2, and even food
is buried in this location. Because this is a great invention arkeologis, many
Other experts go to the archaeological site cemetery Valley Kings. Immediately after that
mysterious things start happening. Many of the archaeological experts, the
who had entered the tomb fell ill and eventually died. Be
era during the 1920's, more than (just) two dozen people died not long after
entering the tomb of King Tutankhamen. This is the beginning of the curse of RajaTutankhamen.


Around th spring 1923, Lord Carnarvon (donor Howard Carter's expedition) was bitten by
mosquitoes in the cheek when shaven. That case caused him
infection and death of Lord Carnarvon, and at the same time
lampu2 all in the strange city of Cairo is suppressed. At the time of the morning
Lord Carnarvon died his dog began to bark and then the dead tiba2. The curse of King Tutankhamen began to be published by many
media. The extraordinary media that is another cause berita2 appear. There is one news that bird Howard carter dead snake cobra dipatok immediately after the discovery of tomb doors.

Many people believe the curse of King Tut is correct, to the
1986 a French doctor, Caroline Stenger-Phillip find one
explanation for the death-death is the mysterious. Dr. Stenger-Phillip says
of fruits and vegetables in the tomb may cause
the occurrence of particles of organic dust. Particles is
may have the potential to have a cause of allergy. He also claims that the
archaeological experts carry a reaction after all breathe
particles which lead to their death. He does not believe that the curse of Tut's death is peyebab the mysterious death.

Curse of King Tutankhamen is still a mystery. for some people it is
is just superstition, but still many of them believe that sungguh2
on a curse. Are there sungguh2 curse?
Do you believe akan "condemnation of King Tutankhamen?"