A 17th-Century Teenage Girl Was Buried With 'Anti-Vampiric' Gear, Including a Sickle Across Her Throat, to Keep Her From Rising Again

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www.zmescience.comby https://www.facebook.com/tibipuiuSeptember 21, 2026Submitted September 23, 2026

Someone in 17th-century Poland appears to have feared that this young woman might not stay dead. A sickle was placed across her neck, possibly as a safeguard against her rising from the grave. Credit: Łukasz...

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