Infectious 'mummy's curse' could be unleashed on Earth thanks to grisly global trade in human heads

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Infectious 'mummy's curse' could be unleashed on Earth thanks to grisly global trade in human heads

Scientists have raised the alarm over a booming international online market in mummified human remains. They caution that the trade in centuries-old hands, feet and heads threatens to expose buyers and sellers to dangerous ancient fungal spores and poisonous chemicals. Researchers publishing their findings in the International Journal of Cultural Property described the hazards as amounting to "a real mummy's curse"…