'Cursed tombs' opened in Egypt 27 yrs after being discovered
Archaeologists in Egypt have opened 'cursed tombs' containing the remains of the workers who built the Great Pyramid of Giza for public viewing for the first time. It is believed that the supervisor of the workers filled the tombs with curses to protect the dead from thieves. The tombs were discovered in 1990, but were not opened for public viewing.