In 17th-century Poland, a woman was buried with a sickle across her neck and a stone under her chin to stop her rising from the grave; researchers are now re-examining the so-called ‘vampire’ burial
- The female "vampire" with a sickle across her throat found in Pień, Poland PC: Mirosław BlicharskiVampires are one of the most famous mythological creatures in history.
- These blood-sucking creatures roam the night searching for people to feed upon.
- Perhaps it is the fascinating legends surrounding these creatures: their sharp fangs, their association with the night, their ability to morph into a bat, or their aversion to garlic (imagine how sad?).
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- The female "vampire" with a sickle across her throat found in Pień, Poland PC: Mirosław BlicharskiVampires are one of the most famous mythological creatures in history.
- These blood-sucking creatures roam the night searching for people to feed upon.
- Perhaps it is the fascinating legends surrounding these creatures: their sharp fangs, their association with the night, their ability to morph into a bat, or their aversion to garlic (imagine how sad?).
Sources: Times of India