Blestemul lui Tutankhamon: Adevărul din spatele morților misterioase

The discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 sparked fascination and led to the legend of a deadly curse associated with it. Several individuals linked to the excavation experienced illnesses and untimely deaths, fueling claims of a curse. Lord Carnarvon, the project's financier, died shortly after the tomb's opening, which some attributed to a curse rather than medical reasons. Other notable figures, including George Jay Gould and Arthur Mace, also faced health issues or died under mysterious circumstances. Despite these stories, Howard Carter, who discovered the tomb, lived for many years after, leading historians to dismiss the curse as a myth fueled by coincidence.