The Paranoia of Burglary

when it comes to ancient egypt, there is always a mysterious feeling, especially the pyramid that symbolizes ancient egyptian civilization, which attracts modern scientists for decades to study, yet the mysterious curse in the pyramid has also killed some early archaeologists and grave robbers.

one of the most mysterious cases of grave-throwing in ancient egypt: grave-throwing coffins smashed to death in coffins.

in 1944, a grave robber stole some gold from the king of pharaoh ' s coffin, which suddenly fell down and trapped him in the coffin, before the roof of the grave room collapsed and destroyed the grave robber.

later, during the excavation, archaeologists quickly understood when the grave robber died, and the day was covered in a newspaper in the tombjacket.

two of the incidents of cataclysmism: a baghdad politician who broke into the pyramid without a trace, a baghdad caliphate (named the leader of the ruling islamic religion) broke into the pyramid and when he found the coffin of the pharaoh of kiopus, the coffin was empty.

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when tutankhamun was buried, he was robbed by the grave robbers immediately after his burial

, and soon they were found, leaving a bag of earring at the stolen passage.

"father's distress" p >in 1923, one year after the start of the excavation work, lord carnaven, who had provided support for the excavation of the pharaoh's tomb in tutankhamun, died suddenly, on the day of his death, when power went out in cairo, and the dogs of lord kalnaffin were screaming.

some superstitious people claim that “it is the curse of the pharaoh”.

the book of death is not a complete curse on grave robbers.

six out of six incidents of grave-throwing: the remains of the tomb-throwers in the walls of pharaoh's tomb.

in 1901, the british historian, freders petri, when he was spying on the tomb of pharaoh dill, discovered that there was an arm wrapped in bandages on the walls of the tomb, which could be the remains of the earlier grave robbers.

seven of the incidents of grave robbers: the grave robbers were found and forgiven and placed in a pharaoh cemetery guide.

in the 1980s, a grave robber was captured by the egyptian government for the sale of 30 items of mummies, but the egyptian government accidentally “forgave” the grave robber's crimes and arranged a job for him as a guide to the king's tomb.

eight-nineteenth centurythe stolen mummies were useless, and when the wood burned

the tombs of the 19th century, they dug a large amount of mummies, but they were of little value, some of which were even burned as wood in a train boiler.

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