Female Vampire's Skeletal Remains From 17th Century Discovered in Poland; Viral Pic Shows Sickle Across Creature's Neck to Prevent Rise of the Dead
Archaeologists have dug up the skeletal remains of a female vampire with protruding teeth, a sickle across her neck and a padlock on her toe dating to the 17th century in Poland.
A group of researchers found the skeletal remains of a female vampire in Poland. The remains, believed to be from the 17th century, were discovered by a study team from Nicholas Copernicus University. As per reports, the creature was found buried with a sickle across her neck and a padlock on a toe that might be used as a precaution by those who feared that the dead might rise! Scary! The female vampire had a protruding tooth at the front of her mouth, and as per the researchers, the body was uncovered in an anti-vampire burial. What Are Vampire Bats? Do They Drink Blood of Their Preys? Know Everything About These Flying Mammals Who Are Experts at Social Distancing.
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The remains of a female “vampire" have been discovered in 17th-century graveyard by archeologists in Poland. pic.twitter.com/tzuScD5eO5
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