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Sheik died of a fever after visiting the tomb, but a possible reason for is that

sheik could have had a weak immune system like carnarvon and got infected by the mold or he died of existing health problems and the immune system had been fighting the other viruses.Also A tablet in the tomb warns of death of someone who goes in the tomb, but this was probably used this was used to scare off tomb raiders due to the amount of gold and jewelry in the tomb.

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Mace didn't die from the curse of the pharaoh Tutankhamen. If you overwork yourself, your blood pressure to rise, leading to dehydration. This can leave you lightheaded, dizzy, or make you faint. you also can die from dehydration. Don't forget!

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I think the King Tut's curse is fake. I think It's fake because I think all of the deaths were a coincidence. Just because most of the people who visited the tomb died within a month doesn't mean it was the curse. For example, Lord Carnarvon died of scraping open a mosquito bite with a shaver and died soon after. Back in the day, you couldn't really treat blood very well. They also didn't know germs even existed because they didn't have a microscope to see them. So, Lord Carnarvon didn't know his mosquito bite would get infected and die soon after, and that's why I think it's fake

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I think the Curse of King Tut is fake. I think the curse it fake because many scientists believe that toxic mold spores were present in the tomb. One, their is a dead body in the tomb that probably has many many types of bacteria living on it. Two, its thousands of years old that any new virus could of started growing in the tomb.

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Elizabeth -I think that the curse of king Tut is fake 

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Elizabeth -I think that the curse of king Tut is fake 

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I believe that the curse of king Tut is fake because when we were reading the poem it stated that when they were

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The curse of king tut is real.  Lord Carnarvon dies soon after entering Tut’s tomb. It could always be a coincidence people say when they die, but when a bunch of claims add up to it being the tombs' fault, it could really be true. Lord Carnarvon died because of the tomb and knowing that whenever someone was involved with the tomb, they ended up dying! Lord Carnarvon was a partner in excavating the tomb which could've more than likely caused his death. A tablet in the tomb warns that death will come to anyone who disturbs the tomb. If the tablet claims that if someone disturbs the tomb, they die, then these people who have been within the tomb have either gotten injured, killed, or even scarred for being involved with his tomb, shows that the tablet could be right about if you mess with it, bad things could happen to you. People may also say that people could always be sick from anything else but in this case, if it kept happening to people who were involved with King Tut’s tomb they would have gotten seriously injured, or even killed! Most people who had anything to do with his tomb ended up having something horrible happen to them, both big and small.

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One reason is when Lord carnarvon died to pneumonia, when he was in his car accident he was prone to infection. When he got pneumonia it got severe so he died.

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i think the curse is real. and i have 2 reasons for that. The first reason is because when lord Carnarvon opened the Tomb, he died alittle bit after. because it said on a clay tablet, "whoever open this tomb shall be brung to death"

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he got a mummy hand and their was something like a bracelet around the wrist of it. And he took it off a wore it. And the bracelet said cursed be he who moves my body, to him shall come fire,water and pestilence. Soon after his house burned down then a flood hit his house but before the pestilence he through it in the flood. So then their came no pestilence.   The curse is real.

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I think the curse is real, and here are my reasons why. First of all, a cobra eats Carter's canary. Now, some people may think, "How does that have to do anything with the curse?". Well, cobra's are known to be symbols or protection, and since Carter visited the tomb, the

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The Gods got angry at mace from taking out the artifacts.The mold could have been connected to the curse. Whoever breathed it in the curse hit.

Reason 2:When the scientists were checking the sarcophagus they died from the mold.

he was taking it out he got weaker and weaker as he was pulling it up with the pulley. It started on 1924 he started to feel weak. Then he kept on getting weaker and weaker, till 1928.

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When lord carnavin died after popping a mosquito bite

Reason 1: When the cobra ate Carter's canary and the cobra is a sign of protection  and when those truck drives had some Artifacts from the tomb and a cobra came from the bushes and almost caused jack and Tony an accident.

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I think the curse is real because, Richard Bethel jumped to his death, Lord Carnarvon died by shaving a mosquito bite on his face which was shaved and infected him. Richard and Lord Carnarvon both died after being in the tomb; this is proof the curse is real.

For Richard he was given a warning or he was put on a spell aka the curse was telling him to jump. Now for Lord Carnarvon maybe king Tut's mummy had a mosquito that was trying to get him to die of the infection and put it in the spot  where he shaves.

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I think the curse of King Tutankhamun is real. Bruce Ingham died after having a bracelet he took from Tut’s tomb. The bracelet says “Those who move my body will get fire and water,” which is exactly what happened. His house set on fire, and later flooded. He got rid of the bracelet before anything else could happen. Sir Archibald Duglas died from a disease no doctor could cure after examining King Tut’s body, maybe since he did something to Tut’ body, he did something back.