How can you forget you have an ancient Egyptian priest in a box? A person who no doubt commanded respect during his life, spent a few thousand years entombed, then a few decades stuffed in a box in a dusty attic. Hardly the noble ending he envisaged in his lifetime!
Worker (Brisbane) 6 May 1946 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71426296
The famous Curse of King Tut was rumoured to be involved in the premature ends of many involved with the discovery of his burial-place, even though his remains and treasures were treated with respect.
If shoving the bones in a box and then losing them in your attic doesn’t bring down a few plagues upon your house I think it is safe to say these curses are not as threatening as some would have us believe!
Buried words and Bushwa. 
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