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The ‘curse’ that blighted those who opened the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was a triumph of media hype and public susceptibility. The myth is that a curse laid by Tutankhamun killed sponsor Lord Carnarvon and other members of the expedition. Although some have come up with theories of dangerous fungi and gases accumulating inside the tomb, the deaths do not need a special explanation. Only 8 of the 58 present at the uncovering of the tomb died within a dozen years. Expedition leader Carter, the most obvious target for a curse, lived on for 16 years.

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The forces of chaos were represented by an ogdoad consisting of four pairs of deities: Nun and Naunet, the god and goddess of the primeval waters; Kek and Ketet, the forces of darkness; Heh and Hehet, the spirits of boundlessness; and Amun and Amaunet, the invisible powers. In some versions of the myth, the god Ptah is associated with Nun and plays a central role in creation.

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The forces of chaos were represented by an ogdoad consisting of four pairs of deities: Nun and Naunet, the god and goddess of the primeval waters; Kek and Ketet, the forces of darkness; Heh and Hehet, the spirits of boundlessness; and Amun and Amaunet, the invisible powers. In some versions of the myth, the god Ptah is associated with Nun and plays a central role in creation.

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Bastet, the cat Goddess, represented domestic cat as well as the rebellious lioness. Bastet was widely popular among the Egyptians for killing the evil serpent god Apep.

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Bastet, the cat Goddess, represented domestic cat as well as the rebellious lioness. Bastet was widely popular among the Egyptians for killing the evil serpent god Apep.

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Osiris, also popular as the God of underworld and judge of dead, was one of the most important Gods of Egyptians. Osiris married Isis and fathered Anubis and Horus.

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Osiris, also popular as the God of underworld and judge of dead, was one of the most important Gods of Egyptians. Osiris married Isis and fathered Anubis and Horus.

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Ra, the Sun God, was the most prominent God to the Egyptians. Egyptians believed Ra created all forms of life, and he was the supreme ruler of all Gods. 

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Ra, the Sun God, was the most prominent God to the Egyptians. Egyptians believed Ra created all forms of life, and he was the supreme ruler of all Gods. 

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Egypt was mostly animistic, making various animals, plants, or things the homes of spirits.

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Egypt was mostly animistic, making various animals, plants, or things the homes of spirits.

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Isis is one of the most prominent goddesses in Ancient Egyptian Mythology. She is said to be the patron of nature and magic, a friend of slaves, sinners, artisans, and wealthy alike. And is also revered as the "ideal" mother and wife.

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Atum is the source of everything in this world, and thus he is the creator of all life. Before rising atop the benben, Atum was just floating aimlessly within Nun, holding both male and female aspects within himself. At some point he willed himself to rise and then to create life.

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Anubis was the god of embalming and the dead. Since jackals were often seen in cemeteries, the ancient Egyptians believed that Anubis watched over the dead