In 1922 the English archaeologist and Egyptologist, Howard Carter discovered the tomb and final resting place of "The Boy King" Tutankhamun. When he first broke open the sealed doorway and held a candle up to the tiny hole that he created and peered inside Carter was asked "Can you see anything?"
His reply: "Yes, wonderful things!"
However, due to the meticulous cataloguing of the finds in the antechamber it would be almost three more months until Carter could break open a second sealed doorway that this time led to Tutankhamun's burial chamber where he got his first glimpse of The Boy King's sarcophagus.
Shortly after Tutankhamun's final resting place had been disturbed a number of the tombs visitors died under some very mysterious circumstances, the first and most notable of these being Lord Carnavon, the financier of Carter's excavations in the Valley of the Kings. This sparked rumours of there being a curse of the pharaoh which would affect anyone who had defiled the Ancient Egyptian king's tomb, however, it would not be until 1939 (some 16 years later) that Howard Carter himself died of natural causes.
Image: GC6ZG2F - Pyramid
As remarkable as it may seem, something similar to Howard Carter’s famous discovery almost 100 years ago was recently made in Jersey at the photographed location. (See Gallery GC6ZG2F - Pyramid)
If you know where it is, go there yourself and see what you can find. If you do not know where the pharaoh lays you’ll have to decipher these Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics instead to track down his final resting place and unlock his sealed tomb. (See Gallery GC6ZG2F - Hieroglyphics)
Image: GC6ZG2F - Hieroglyphics
A prize awaits the FTF. Good Luck!
Please note: If you disturb the pharaoh from his eternal sleep, the pharaoh’s curse will be yours to bear. You have been warned!