Mysteries of Egypt
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These great monuments
keep us humble, too.

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After all, they managed to survive
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for nearly 5,000 years.
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How long has our modern
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civilization been around in comparison?
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Not very long.
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Not very long.
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Now as to the matter
of the-the curse:

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Lord Canarvon died from
an infected mosquito bite

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five months after King
Tut's tomb was opened.

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So it is true, after all.
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Well, Lord Canarvon did
die an untimely death,

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but Howard Carter lived to be 65
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and the little waterboy
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who was one of the first into
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the tomb because of his size
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Iived to a ripe old age,
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as did most of the workers.
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Clearly,
there was no curse of death.

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But beyond all of that,
a curse, you see,

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flies in the face of
everything the Egyptians believed in.

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You mean life.
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Yes, life.

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