Researchers recreated the face of a 17th century woman buried with a sickle across her neck and a padlock on her toe, ...

Scientists have recreated the face of a 17th-century 'vampire' woman in Poland, buried with restraints meant to prevent her ...

THE padlocked ‘vampire’ skeleton, whose face was recently reconstructed, has had her likely cause of death revealed after 350 ...

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Swedish scientists have reconstructed the face of a 400-year-old woman buried with a padlock on her foot and an iron sickle across her neck because people in her time believed she was a vampire.

Archaeologists first made the grim discovery in 2022 and have been studying the remains to understand why she and others were ...

The Austrian definition shaped the literary vampire legend ... The skeleton was face down and the upper torso missing, and a padlock similar to the one found on Zosia’s body was uncovered ...

The skeleton was face down and the upper torso missing ... Rady said Zosia fell into the category of revenant, but was not technically a vampire, which he said were first described in the 1720s ...