Behind the sealed entrance lay gold. The discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb was then accompanied by legends of a curse.

Howard Carter's discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 marked a significant moment in archaeology, revealing treasures that captivated the world. Despite initial setbacks and financial struggles, Carter's persistence led to the uncovering of the tomb's entrance, which had been sealed for centuries. The excitement surrounding the find was overshadowed by rumors of a curse following the death of his patron, Lord Carnarvon, shortly after the tomb's opening. However, studies have shown no significant link between the excavation and subsequent deaths, while Carter continued his work until his own passing in 1939.