Archaeologists Just Discovered A 'Vampire' Burial Site

[@Villianova]

In the ultimate irony, she was reanimated

[@kodavulpedrius6712]

Literally

[@nekkoskrilla6750]

🧟‍♀️

[@TheQuota2001]

💀 … wait… 🪦… 🔥 🔥 🔥 … 👼 reanimation complete ✅

[@woollab]

Good one! 😂

[@MasonGregoryJr]

That's exactly what I was thinking 🎉

[@dwaynecunningham2164]

I've been alive for 600 years and I've never seen a vampire.

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

same thing they said about ghoststs! :)

[@BlaBlabla-c6x]

😂

[@BlaBlabla-c6x]

Perhaps because they fast

[@DaviskGD]

WAaaaIT A MInuuuUUUUUTEEEEeeeEEEEE

[@CIeaner23]

Worlds oldest person

[@Gonathandangloration]

Please mention that they did this AFTER she died, many people have misunderstood it as murder

[@fishnim1927]

I agree with this Omitted Information is Misinformation

[@sameehanwadiyar1631]

THANK YOU

[@sameehanwadiyar1631]

Finally

[@magsmcgarrigle981]

She wasn’t a vampire as she didn’t “dust”.😁

[@ItsMuffinTimePls]

Didn't help that there were clips of pitchfork and torch-weilding crowds clipped in.

[@MicroExister]

The fact that we can figure out all that from a skeleton is actually insane.

[@asueft]

It's all made up

[@bari2883]

Should see how good some ME are. One Dr in America can’t remember his name is excellent in finding what happened to people by their bones. Sometimes he only gets a femur and he ends up solving cases. They can tell so much by bones. If a female has ever given birth , age, disease, cause of death, race.

[@elroyrigsby-leday7250]

I wonder how accurate it is.

[@Baskl757]

Probably a good amount of guess work because you can't really get that accurate without documents from that time stating exactly what happened and even then you have to trust the person that wrote it unless you have multiple people writing the same thing and yada yada... You get the point

[@athenspdsucks2582]

It’s almost like the video says “scientists believe”. They’re just making assumptions and this shouldn’t be taken as a fact

[@ChroniclogicalJeff]

Imagine my embarrassment. I was completely unaware of the relationship between big toes and the evil spirit world.

[@jeromyzwiers1452]

Awfully big pad lock for a big toe.

[@bluntslt8023]

Same lmfaoo

[@bluntslt8023]

Never heard of this till now

[@assininecomment1630]

Why? Are you an ev!l spirit that's been bumbling around fixated on elbows, or noses - like a big dummy..?! 🤦‍♂️

[@JJLom777]

If you ever had nerve pain in it, you would make the connection immediately. 😄

[@Holy.HannaH]

Between the cancer making her vulnerable to UV rays and her fainting spells I can fully understand their confusion.

[@YoSuhDude]

Cancer makes you vulnerable to UV?

[@riftvallance2087]

Vampires not being able to exsist in sunlight is purely a Hollywood invention. Not even a thing in Bram stokers Dracula novel.

[@wesleyharrison9014]

Are we doing it 🤔 are we taging Milo ?

[@Holy.HannaH]

@@wesleyharrison9014 lol for what? Didn't he already cover this?

[@wesleyharrison9014]

@@Holy.HannaH i think so 🤔 but im not certain

[@Thanatology101]

Guys, this isn't the same as witch trials. They did this *after* people died because they feared the dead coming back to life. It's not like they buried her alive like this, simmer down.

[@Benjamin-ey9jg]

That, plus these could have been anti-grave robbing measures. We can make good inductions on why these things happened, but it’s difficult to ascertain exactly why. I just hate how most assume the worst in our ancestors

[@exhalerwolf1272]

so she just died of natural causes at 18?

[@g-raff6107]

@@Benjamin-ey9jghow? Describe how a sickle and a lock on the big toe prevent grave robbing

[@septimus7524]

Right? Don't ya just love watching people jive around their modern superiority by feigning moral outrage, over something they don't genuinely give a damn about. People applying their modern values to history is stupid.

[@emiliegatfield2918]

​@g-raff6107 - contemporary grave robbers, seeing signs to protect against reanimation, wouldn't want to disturb those protections. If they disturbed the burial, and the corpse reanimated, that grave robber would look mighty tasty! The protection was through cultural fears.

[@faroutchris11]

For anyone interested, look into the history of vampires when Austrians annexed Serbia. Austrian military and even scientists are dispatched to the villages in Serbia that claim they are stalked by vampires - and they report that the corpses they exhume and drive a stake into actually bleed, and the corpses look completely fresh. It's crazy.

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

yea but wesley snipes killed that house

[@tritesy]

Yeah watch the Wartime Stories one for sure. It's dope

[@zaydenrizzo6708]

Painful Cancer at 18, dying at 18, must’ve been hard back then

[@barelylewd4549]

it would be like dying in your 30's or 40's today, most people back then didn't make it to 50

[@FiggsNeughton]

Yeah thank goodness we have no cancer now. Oh wait.

[@mairamanwaring9419]

​@@barelylewd4549the average age was lower due to a higher infant mortality rate. Once you made it to adult hood, you usually lived to become geriatric. Even the old testament in the bible says God gives us 3 score and 10 years of life, more is a blessing.

[@johansmith4764]

It is just as hard today. It is just as hard regardless of age.

[@yourbasicninja]

Good thing young adults, let alone children, aren't able to have cancer these days.

[@ukaszskowronski5277]

Many people don't but vampire origins came to western culture from slavic legends and myths. That creatures have many different names depends on language, in Poland we call them 'wąpierz' and very close to word 'vampire'

[@omevaom1]

It’s wampir in Polish lol

[@luisderivas6005]

@@omevaom1 and the 'w' is pronounced like a 'V'.

[@valeriajakab8112]

I am Hungarian, we aren't Slavs, but in Hungarian it is "vámpir".

[@krzysztofwozny9742]

​@@omevaom1 Wąpierz is the original form, educate yourself. There is also strzyga/strzygoń which means basically the same thing.

[@ukaszskowronski5277]

@@omevaom1 seriously sherlock? It's 'wamipr' in modern Polish but it's origins is 'wąpierz'. You think when I say "it's came to estern culture" I will speak about modern times? LOL? LOL? LOL?

[@skinnybones5014]

vampires rise from the grave. She likely wasn’t killed but instead they just acted as if her corpse could come back to life. It’s not the same as witch trials. Vampires are different

[@Turagrong]

Za wsią w leśnej dziczy Umarł chłop - leśniczy Nie powiedział żonie Że sam jest strzygoniem. Żona go po zgonie Złożyła na słomie Lico zimne, zbladłe, Przykryła prześcieradłem. Naraz pies zaczyna Warczeć, toczyć ślinę. Aż tu chłop bez duszy, W słomie się poruszył I tak wstaje z leża, Zdusić psa zamierza, Ten za oknem znika- Tak śmierci unika. Żona dziecko wzięła W komorze się zamknęła, Strzygoń się dobija Lecz wejść nie zdoła nijak. Wziął więc drugie dziecko, Z kołyski przy piecku, I malca biednego Rozszarpał całego. Wtem głosy u doma Zmusiły strzygonia By zaległ bez ruchu Na słomie w zaduchu. Ludzie wszyscy wchodzą, Wkoło wzrokiem wodzą. Dziecię martwe, płacz w komorze, Domostwo w rumorze. Więc drzwi wyważyli Żywe dziecko kwili Żona we łzach cała Blada i struchlała. Już strzygonia każą Położyć w dół twarzą, Wraz z kartką z imieniem Daną w podniebienie. I jeszcze łopatą W plecy biją za to, By już z trumny nie wstał By w grobie pozostał.

[@hungryhamster4567]

@@TuragrongWhat is the name of that poem and where did it come from? Can you give some backstory?

[@MFLimited]

It has nothing to do with which trials. She probably died due to the cancer she had and/or her other conditions. It was probably because she had seizures and fainting spells that they thought she may be a vampire. Of course the things they did to her were after her death, not before. They were trying to keep her from becoming a vampire and rising from the dead.

[@dirhi]

@@Turagrongok

[@valeriajakab8112]

​@@TuragrongProszę bardzo kto napisał ten wiersz? W którym wieku?

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

I wonder if the vampiric "reanimation" theory was in any way related to scratch-marks found inside coffins. Like maybe instead of concluding that they were burying people alive by accident, they concluded that some people get reanimated as vampires after death?

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

im pretty big into the stuff, as far as i know vlad the impaler made the first legend and then after it was just folklore, wives tales, and sometimes a dead body will suddenly exhale because its letting out all the gasses so they thought oh no a vampire! haha the scratch marks are from people being buried alive and they were in a short coma, and they put bells into the coffin so you could ring it and be dug up

[@netnet1234-f4q]

Maybe her family didn't want people to steal her remains , people used to do it and then trade the corpse for money

[@jeromyzwiers1452]

Maybe, maybe not.

[@netnet1234-f4q]

@@jeromyzwiers1452 yup, that is the point of the word "maybe"

[@tumojitekatotumojitekato423]

definitely probably maybe

[@sandra.helianthus]

​@@netnet1234-f4qas I understand it, she was not fixed onto anything. (So to make it harder for robbers.) The sicle is just placed over her throat and the lock placed on her foot.

[@wacawkrol1824]

Not in poland. Thats a british 18th and 19th century problem

[@DrAnderson1]

A sickle and padlock WERE healthcare in the 1700’s

[@freefight7750]

Better health care than we have now. Go in and say you're not feeling well or that you feel sick on and off or you just feel sick and something abnormal, they do blood work and see nothing. You're blood work came back and nothing is wrong we don't see anything that'll be $30.000. you end up 💀 they do an autopsy an and you ended up having cancer or some kind of tumor but ooohhh lord nooooooo they only care about what the blood work says. You could even describe the list for list and detail for detail of what is medically wrong with you with 10 different medical problems and they just say it might be a cold or the flu. 😂 Yeah the medical Field is a joke.

[@elliottdavies3528]

@@freefight7750 Are you dumb?

[@sidneydossantossousajunior3099]

Sometimes humanity is so dumb...

[@Revon-Feuer]

99% of the time. The only good comes from the special individuals you find in your life. And then, sometimes they still betray your trust.

[@blmb4274]

Imagine 100 years from now people look at your comment and comment on how dumb humanity is for not understanding the full extent of her disease (in detail of course)

[@TonySoprano-oo8wd]

Stop being antisemitic 😅

[@NotSure876]

People still think g0d is real…

[@Nationalist8850]

It's not Humanity but Humans who are dumb

[@TheQuota2001]

I just realized. Her good soul did make it through! She was just a sick rich girl and they didn’t know how to cure her. Her good soul stayed with her body and now we can see her face . Praise the lordt the vampire was vanquished!

[@recce8619]

The most common reason is a spate of deaths in the village, and the first person to die is the vampire. Bu5 they do check first by digging up the body. If it had enough (based on guessing) that was proof they were keeping themselves alive / undead. If it had decomposed too much, this was proof of the evil corruption of the body from being a vampire. Basically if they thought you were to blame, the mob would find a reason.

[@scripted_valor]

During those times there was also mold growing on a ton of the weat which would cause hallucinations and derangement in people who ate the fermented bread.

[@andilee1512]

POTS had to be a common misdiagnosed condition too. if im remembering right, they think POTS in men was soldiers heart or something like that and for women it was frail heart. like what in the fuchsia bullcrap is that?

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

more likely orthostatic hypotension, weakness from cancer, malnurishment and dehydration, im not saying youre wrong about pots but the general population only has 0.2% two tenths of a percent incidence of pots maybe vasovagal syncopy? :)

[@jessicapayne8622]

TB was the main cause of people to believe someone was a vampire. I’d have thought it was the sharp, pointy teeth myself

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

black silk cape, for me :)

[@eric.c.bullock]

Methods preventing physical reanimation = Success

[@terrionprice2851]

I love how science spent all this money just to find out, they “thought” someone was a vampire.

[@Traper_T]

Poland mentioned moment

[@bartlomiejodachowski]

oops

[@eardwulf785]

It's to remind the 4million+ Polskies chilling in Blighty why they upped sticks

[@hungryhamster4567]

POLSKA!!

[@That_One_Guy...]

Give your land back to Po

[@wilrem_3037]

Hey, im a son of one of the sponsors of this archeological excavation etc., (Europejska Fundacja Pamięć I Dziedzictwo/ European Fundation of Rememberance and Heritage), i can swear on my mothers life that i am the guy who discovered this skeleton, there was just a little bit dug down, it was very hot and everyone was just chilling in their cars, i was sitting in my father's jeep and i just thought that i wanna do something so i took a little archeological broom and a shovel and started discovering more and more layers until i hit something hard like metal, i cautiously started brooming it around and ive seen the sickle so i called other more experienced archeologists to check that out, they told me to be gentle and just take care of the get down even more, until ive seen the skull, thats when the magic happened. Thats so cool to see this here, on youtube. I remember that we found quite a few skeletons, we packed them in boxes and we used my dads jeep to drive them around

[@salvatorecorleone1008]

She didn’t cook dinner on time, she must be a vampire.

[@LookingGlass69]

I hope she reads this ✊🏻

[@quadratic7578]

She's literally sick and a noble

[@salvatorecorleone1008]

@@quadratic7578 I get it, when you’re sick even a noble won’t want to be in the kitchen, but this was clearly a vampire. 🧛‍♂️

[@salvatorecorleone1008]

@@quadratic7578 😆

[@ihatemorgz456]

​@@LookingGlass69Your pfp is giving me nightmares💀💀

[@MonoAndSix_DaMaw]

Also,look at her jaw: the cavities where her normal teeth are are just normal,then the canines are about 2-5 milimetres deeper

[@destructo_mamba_embergb]

Ngl it actually feels creepy af

[@lisasantucci8220]

They didn't mention Anything about fangs. THAT would have been a Tale Tale sign.

[@KayCypher]

Come on we all know she was reading books and we can't have that...

[@NickMak-m2c]

IDK I met two wealthy kids in DC who said their family drinks blood, I thought it was ridiculous until years later when I found out more about that stuff; that fact that she was royalty makes me wonder if the family wasn't uh... picking off the townsfolk. I'd be interested in who the family was.

[@dingoduster]

Or questioning the unquestionable

[@antoniodaria7603]

She also had an extremely pronounced overlapping tooth in the front of her mouth. It’s very surprising you wouldn’t mention that in this video.

[@Kristjan0209]

Yeah, the other channel that talked about thus mentioned that as the most likely reason

[@Anthropomorphic]

I'm actually not sure the idea of vampires having fangs had developed at that point.

[@muatola2]

She was a gvozdenzuba(iron tooth), aka witch

[@josephmolitor1470]

Wait are we going to gloss over the fact that we can now turn someone’s DNA into a digital copy of them??

[@JJLom777]

@@josephmolitor1470 I thought that was pretty cool, too. 😊

[@m916c]

Im pretty sure theyve been able to do this for a while now

[@JJLom777]

@@m916c It's still very interesting.

[@MasonGregoryJr]

Slim shady clones fr

[@Shrimp_Insurance]

They can't, these are all artist representations. They're hardly accurate

[@Jason-nosaJ]

She was also probably a Ginger. The Catholic Church release "The Malleus Maleficarum" that said Red hair is a sign of a Witch. The Hammer of Witches decreased the number of Redheads in Europe.

[@aokperson_]

it was made by a catholic clergy man pretending to be the Church, it was declared illegal by the church soon after for being inconsistent w/ doctrine lol

[@3D_Printing]

Cheaper than UK health care in 2024

[@paulmacmurray]

Oh crap, shitty health care has hit you guys now too?

[@AHSValor]

Bullshit. The US is the only world leader with terrible healthcare. Surely this can't be!

[@galaxxy_foxx2583]

I was gonna say, in the 1700s? It's still cheaper than healthcare today.

[@tgbluewolf]

Over here in the US, I keep getting the impression that people think healthcare in the UK is practically free.

[@3D_Printing]

@tgbluewolf tax, on tax, on tax with tax on that in the UK

[@dingoduster]

She wasn't murdered ya dummies. This happened AFTERWARD. Do you understand? AFTERWARD. Still don't? Well every village has more than one nowadays.

[@darlenegarcia982]

Vampires would not suffer ailments or sicknesses that mortals do...

[@benwil6048]

Well she’d be a vampire after death is prob what they assumed, since they’re undead they need to die first

[@AHSValor]

The superstition of vampirism was born from rabies. Though hyped up in local myth, it's not out of line to attach superstitious connotations with illness symptoms as a way of protecting the remaining healthy population

[@quadratic7578]

It's not really a vampire but a type of ghoul they believed she had a bad soul so when she succumbed to her illness

[@ChromaticVanity]

Or the most likely answer, she probably killed a lot of people bc she was constantly in a "bad mood" due to her ailments. Constant pain with no way of easing it in that era would've been a literal nightmare and probably didn't make her a pleasant person

[@danielwilke7574]

She might have been of nobility or at least rich, that doesn't mean you can just go around killing people willy nilly

[@CornballLyric]

How bloody horrific and sad.

[@Thanatology101]

Horrific? She wasn't murdered. This was a superstitious burial practice. They would put a sickle over the neck of the deceased because they figured if the body reanimated it would cut off the head. This wasn't done to people living.

[@dingoduster]

Why

[@tarrantwolf]

She was gone, what did she care what they did to her body? The sad part is going from that cancer probably wasn't pleasant.

[@quadratic7578]

She was already dead when they did that the whole point is so her supposed body wouldn't reanimate

[@systemred0944]

You know its bad when Miniminuteman already covered this.

[@day1emma]

Eyy, i found out about this from him too

[@EmoBabyB]

I knew it all the time. If we "find" a vampire, it must be a woman. To believe this is a vampire you alao have to believe in witches...

[@starhammer5247]

Not the same circumstances. This was done AFTER death and they did it to a lot of people. They weren't responsible for her death, they were just responsible for making sure she didn't come back.

[@ThePopcornia]

And men building things in all kinds of weather for 12 hours a day maybe under a whip, slaves was mostly men, men in the horrors of war, men that died because they tried to provide for their family... If you don't comprehend that WE all men and women has suffer thru the ages due to the elite that now poison you brain to rot with these ideas. So you're one of all them really closed minded persons that think you fight for freedom! Open your mind and take another look, it's ok to have been wrong for a while. Just look at it as we all humans have suffer in different ways and still do.

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

sorry theres not enough diversity equity and inclusion in 1200ad serbia for you :)

[@genosho5574]

No? :D These "vampire graves" were rather common during the time. It didn't discriminate between women and men. Plus, it was a superstition about people rising from their graves at night to prey upon the living. This stuff was done quite a while after her passing, likely because people were getting mysteriously ill and she was the last to pass and be buried in town. So naturally the superstition targets the one who is the freshest.

[@PeterWarwick-u7x]

What caused cancer in those days?

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

chemtrails ;)

[@AcidAroma]

Just imagine if people back then knew something we didn’t nowadays and they actually did all that stuff for a very good reason…

[@billyrobertson5213]

That’s what I’m saying something weird has had to happen for these ideas to be around like why would we ever think zombies or vampires are real without anything showing that

[@wyattprice9364]

@@billyrobertson5213 do you also believe the earth the flat? because you sound like you do

[@billyrobertson5213]

@@wyattprice9364 bro comparing the earth being flat and me wondering why these ideas even exist is obscene

[@BriantheMan.-yw2lt]

So many worse things they did to burials of who they thought could be vampires….

[@joeorton1218]

And the hole in her forehead

[@calvinsFuntimeBounceHouse]

it was common practice for graves back then to have a scythe around the neck so if the zombie sat back up it would decapitate itself..

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Superstition based on ignorance.....SIGH

[@mysteriumxarxes3990]

Just because folks believed in vampires doesnt means thet existed, just like witches. They probably killed her believing to be a vampire while she was just sick. She was a double sufferer, had to endure the sickness and the ppl

[@starhammer5247]

She wasn't killed by the people, she died from natural causes. This was done AFTER she died and the toe lock was to keep her good soul inside. These aren't the Salem witch trials.

[@tgbluewolf]

No, those things were put on her body after she passed to supposedly prevent an evil spirit from reanimating her.

[@playboyfromaz]

vampires aren't real

[@NotSure876]

Either is g0d, but we’re on the verge of ww3 because of it

[@tumojitekatotumojitekato423]

Yea i lived in Transylvania for centuries and never saw 1.

[@Thermalpulse]

Put people thought thay were. So we find things like this ordinary girl who people believed was a vampire and did this. It's like witch trials, just because witches aren't real doesn't mean people weren't accused

[@inisipisTV]

Oh, thank you Captain Obvious🧐

[@NotSure876]

@@inisipisTV people think g0d is real, so maybe it’s not so obvious

[@high-rumj.a.6569]

Imagine getting epilepsy in that time era 😂😂💀

[@AHSValor]

Hindsight is 20/20, but imagine demonizing a people for simply acting upon the knowledge they had at present time. The equivalent of hypothetically watching a child without parents grow up and calling it a fool for not having learned to walk by 4 years old

[@shannonb.1550]

This is absolutely fascinating. Is there an update on this?

[@bantheundead4162]

She was murdered by ignorant humans

[@Thermalpulse]

Most vampire burials involve people who were already dead. Generally people who had died under suspicious circumstances or of strange illnesses. The girl likely died of her ailments and was the dug up to be reburied this way

[@inisipisTV]

She died of Cancer. This was done on her dead body when they bury her. A lot of suspected "Vampires" graves would have their corpses nailed into the ground with a long wooden stakes to prevent them from climbing out of their graves or their mouth jammed with a rock to prevent them from biting someone if they ever come back to life. It’s an old weird European custom.

[@abrarahmad-mw4dk]

Ignorance is when you have knowledge and then you ignore it People back then had no knowledge of the medicine we do today. So they did what they thought was better for everyone

[@AHSValor]

And where in any of this short states that she was slain? You're casting a baseless assumption

[@jelatinosa]

​@@abrarahmad-mw4dkthat's not what that means. What you are explaining, and giving a good example of, is willful ignorarance. In the case of willful ignorarance, the lack of knowledge is voluntary, as the resources to find gain the knowledge is easily accessible, e.g. you can Google the definition of ignorance. Ignorance is not always a choice, but in some cases it is.

[@masontatum5101]

What's the black in white movie film called

[@wyattprice9364]

idk

[@logangrimnar3800]

It worked, though.

[@wyattprice9364]

?

[@a.m.7165]

This happened quiet often. Sometimes they put a stone between the death to prevent the dead from speaking, sometimes they buried them on the stomach to not let them find the way out, sometimes it was a stake through the heart or the coffin nailed shut. The thought of dead people coming back if they have unfinished business or are possesed existed in almost every culture for centuries and basically every of our horror storys/myths are based on that believe.

[@a.m.7165]

*teeth, not death

[@elizabethbreinholt2364]

i watched a pbs documentary on this! the archaeologists named her zosia (zoh-shuh) and they were also able to determine that she grew up in southern scandinavia! so cool to see what they fan figure out with just a skeleton

[@southernblueblood5402]

She was also from a foreign country and was found in a large field with about 100 other graves in the area with more buried in like manner. There is a full video of this I believe is on KZbin.

[@Jadeserphant]

Bless her heart. Imagine being sick and in chronic pain and people react to you in fear, and treat you as if you were a monster.

[@genosho5574]

They didn't. All of this happened long after her passing.

[@Cinematic_Jesse]

This reminds me of Mr. Cheezle from the film Grandma's Boy, the part where he tells the story about being reborn through his Dreams. . .this has Mr. Cheezle written all over it.

[@bruceswinford4901]

I believe part of this fear of the dead rising had to do with dead bodies bursting from the ground during the plagues

[@jamesbarnicks4863]

Five bucks says she was abused by a lot of the locals so they called her a vampire and killed her.

[@Turagrong]

They say this was done only after the person dies, to prevent her rising. Otherwise... Yeah bingo I guess.

[@starhammer5247]

They didn't kill her, she died from other ailments (like cancer), they just made sure she didn't come back after death due to superstition.

[@richardlionerheart1945]

Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged

[@wyattprice9364]

pay up

[@garlowloke]

Milo Rossi has an amazing in depth dive into these types of burials. Truly fascinating stuff.

[@bimlauyomashitobi421]

This isn’t a new discovery. This is a well known find, and only one of many examples of these burials. Minuteman Archeology did a really great video on the history of vampire burials, if anyone’s interested in actually learning more about this “new find,” and others like it.

[@randallskeffington8537]

Vampires are just people with rabies before they learned about rabies

[@kk12181]

Which city is this!

[@TheProteanGeek]

No... it is not possible she was a vampire. It is likely that she was buried by a bunch of superstitious people who believed she might be a vampire.

[@JohnG-jo5kf]

Plot twist: this was the first onlyfans girl, and an attempt to prevent it from spreading.

[@eaglesauce4095]

What's the film called?

[@eaglesauce4095]

It's Van Helsing😂

[@phewgangslomo2478]

*Vampire:* “WTF DO YOU MEAN DOES MY SKIN SPARKLE?” 🧛🏽‍♂️🤨 *Women:* 🥺😞

[@Qualet-h7m]

one of the theorys is that she had one larger extruding tooth that gave superstition about her possibly being a vampire

[@HorrorWhisper10]

The video is very funny and heartwarming! It was really nice to see. Looking forward to more videos like this!

[@I_the_Taco]

Yall know there's some random ghost floating up there embarrassed as hell the only thing people will remember her for is a big toe

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

"just discovered" doesn't mean it's the first. There's many examples of burials of suspected vampires, depending on culture people have put large rocks in the deceased mouth, a blade across the neck, even burying the deceased upside down to "confuse" the undead as to which direction to dig out the grave

[@yupithappened8833]

The head is also buried, cut off first, and placed by the feet so, it couldn't come back together and cemented. In some cases.

[@apexgamer8993]

which movie scene is that at the start ?

[@dans4164]

Where she was from?

[@diannshowers9129]

This is what they did to people they thought were vampires. There are many of these. Archeologists found these graves and research showed it was because they were accused of neing a vampire

[@genosho5574]

*after having already been buried, never leave this fact out of the explanation

[@blaster443]

maybe it had been something about her death that warranted them trying to prevent a revenant. like a recent death of someone she cared about

[@rjpdkaraokeatbp.2492]

Thank God, the Renaissance period started to stop those who torture someone doing what the norm called unbiblical.

[@polyblank73]

Thank god? Religion is the reason they started doing this in the first place!

[@starhammer5247]

They didn't torture her. She died from natural causes, the people just didn't want her coming back out of fear and superstition.

[@MaraaDee]

I wonder… are they not afraid of disturbing these remains that were laid to rest for a reason?? Like, it’s such a deep, ceremonial event with so much significance & 100-/+ years later to just be unearthed..? Idk but I’m certainly haunting whomever disturbs my eternal slumber.

[@mowtow90]

It was quite comman in the middle ages. We have found around 4-5 of those in Bulgaria. Several ware found in Romania. I think 1 in Serbia.

[@Derna1804]

The whole vampire thing in Eastern Europe wasn't like the witch thing in Western Europe. It wasn't that a particular person was accused of being a vampire, people believed that a person could come back as a vampire whether they were nice in life or not.

[@KartiacKID]

New data suggests that Vampires actually started the “eat garlic to keep vampires away” ritual in order to flavor their food…Unlike asparagus which they despise

[@vultig]

I was totally expecting Milo from Miniminuteman

[@wesleyharrison9014]

Lets summon him that guys awsome

[@michaelbouvette3055]

Isn’t it crazy how that accent can take you right to the land of magical fairy dust every time? You can see why they had so much success.

[@TheBold1994]

That’s so sad that poor girl was suffering from cancer and another disease and when she asked her community for help, they took her life to relieve her from her suffering. 😢

[@aokperson_]

theres no evidence she was killed at all

[@wyattprice9364]

she just died she was not killed

[@etherstar1137]

You tellin' me you're not going to just move the sickle with your hand??

[@ZXeir]

WHERES THE VAMPIRE WOMAN WITH SPIKES THROUGH HER CLIP FROM???? IVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THE NAME OF THAT MOVIE SINCE I WAS A CHILD!!!

[@jmfong76]

I watched the full show on this specific find. She had been buried with a silk head piece that was entwined with gold and silver. This girl most likely had some sort of disease that made her stand out or appear discolored etc. She probably had moles or birthmark they feared. She also would have been shunned by the community and therefore feared, because they were in Poland and she had recently moved from an area that they were in a war with. They had an archaeologist rebuild what she could have looked like and she was beautiful. What would look totally fine to us, made people then, so feared that those people who were different were feared and blamed for crops going bad and famine etc. It’s horrible that people were shunned and treated that way. In this specific episode, they showed hundreds of graves in the area of town people knew never to go by, build on etc. This “vampire” wasn’t the only one. There were actually a lot and some that were children. It’s horrible what some of those people were put through.

[@shyamalganguly3598]

Have a great Christmas to you Ben and all others attached to you and your channel❤❤

[@TheQuota2001]

We knew the world was round before we co-signed to it being flat. Crowds work in mysterious ways. Jesus can tell you that. Whether or not his miracles were real…. He and his mother were counted in the Census. He was a real person, and we really crucified him. I expect no less from mankind.

[@MelissaMcgouirk]

No wonder my big toe is always jumping out and hitting the couch lmfao

[@thisprojectisretired1164]

Never have in my life I expected Serj Tankian from SOAD to tell me about a "vampire" remains with a sickle over her neck & a padlock around her leg

[@GLDn1]

His ending: "Turns out they just had Canadian healthcare."

[@terry_choi]

Dang, seeing Marishka from Van Helsing in this video just unlocked some childhood memories.. 😊

[@MarcusGibson-d7u]

I heard the guy who ran the smithy that made the scicle and pad lock was stabbed in them back of them head by a dude who was denied getting a scicle padlock for his mom's cancer.

[@gregjackson4117]

In Germany alone they burned 60,000 witches. The book the Witches Hammer was one of the bloodiest books ever written.

[@Anonsloth26]

She coughed then fainted Nearby townsfolk: WITCH!!!!

[@eggbread512]

That single big tooth in the middle speaks volumes on why she might've been buried like that

[@ShaneSkaalerud-nk2jk]

You know if alien intelligent life came down to earth.. yes we believe in vampires ghosts and goblins. We go out trick-or-treating and scare everybody. And then we pull tricks on each other. Oh and some of us worship the devil. I mean just look at dear Santa.

[@JenniferTaylor-s7r]

I think one of the scariest ones was there was a body with its jaw completely stretched open and a large Stone shoved into the throat and mouth area presumably for some reason what is literally just a skull with a giant rock and it wasn't just like it fell there's no damage like that to the skull because of the rock fell it's literally placed into the throat in mouth of the skull