Scientists reconstruct face of 17th century ‘vampire’ buried with sickle across neck, padlock on foot
Archaeologists have reconstructed the face of a young woman who was buried in the 17th century with a sickle across her neck ...
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Researchers are learning more about ‘Zosia,’ the 17th century ‘vampire’ buried with a blade over her neck
Opening and disturbing graves in this way was relatively common during the 17th century in the region because people often ...
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Reconstruction reveals face of a 17th century ‘vampire’ in Poland
Archaeologists first made the grim discovery in 2022 and have been studying the remains to understand why she and others were ...
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The impact of religious change in the 17th century
A witchcraft trial in England, 17th century. A suspected witch is lowered ... as the Devil’s helpers on Earth. Often, people’s lack of understanding led them to believe that bad things were ...
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Family opening 17th Century stately home to public
The 17th Century country manor house accommodates up to 30 people in 13 bedrooms. Mr Dugdale grew up at the family's other estate, Merevale Hall near Atherstone. But according to Blyth Hall ...
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Researchers are learning more about ‘Zosia,’ the 17th century ‘vampire’ buried with a blade over her neck
Opening and disturbing graves in this way was relatively common during the 17th century in the region because people often attributed misfortune to supernatural activity by the dead, Poliński said.