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SEVERED SKULL
Twenty decapitated skeletons have been unearthed in the UK. A solitary skull is discovered at Vindolanda in England. Is there a connection between the two finds? |
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BATTLEFIELD OF BONES
Outside a small village in northern France, a routine archaeological dig unearths thousands of human bones. Most shocking of all is that there are no skulls. |
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BOG BODIES
Tollund Man is perhaps the world’s most famous bog body. Recovered from the eerie boglands of Northern Europe, his mummified remains date back more than 2,500 years.
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CHILD MUMMIES
8,000 years ago in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile many tiny children, babies and even fetuses were painstakingly mummified after death by their people. |
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VAMPIRE GRAVES
Excavations of an abandoned cemetery uncover a grave dating from the 1800s in which the bones had been rearranged in the pattern of the ‘skull and cross bones.’
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PLAGUE MUMMIES
Nearly two hundred perfectly preserved mummies have been found in a church crypt in the Hungarian town of Vac. |
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