In Poland, they found the grave of the vampire Zosia with a sickle around her neck

The girl had an anomaly of the sternum.

In Poland, the remains of a woman were found, who was buried with a sickle around her neck and a lock on her leg, accusing her of vampirism. Scientists have established the cause of the girl's death.

Thesun.co.uk writes about it.

Zosia, as the remains of the 17th century were called, was found by archaeologists on a grave in the Polish village of Pien in 2022. Her grave then sparked intrigue as the 18-year-old's skeleton was found with a sickle around her neck and a lock on her leg.

The sickle was placed in such a way that if Zosia tried to stand up, she would be beheaded.

It is believed that these were security measures taken by the living who feared that the teenager was a vampire and could return from the dead. Zosia died in the midst of the legendary vampire epidemic in Poland in the 17th century.

At that time, it became a common practice to place a sickle around the neck of the dead or even place stones under the jaws.

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