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Vampire Skeleton Rediscovered in Britain
Details of one of the few "vampire" burials in Britain have emerged as a new archaeological report details the long forgotten discovery of a skeleton found buried with metal spikes through shoulders, heart area and ankles.
Dating from 550-700 A.D., the skeleton was unearthed in 1959 in the minster town of Southwell, Nottinghamshire, during excavations in preparation for a new school. The dig also turned up Roman remains.
Archaeologist Charles Daniels immediately recognized the skeletal remains as being out of the ordinary, but no further investigation was carried out at that time.
"Daniels did jokingly comment he had 'checked the eye teeth,' clearly associating the skeleton with the vampire being," Matthew Beresford, of Southwell Archaeology told Discovery News.
"However, the skeleton had largely been forgotten about since then," Beresford said. Read more.
Bulgarian Archaeologists Identify 'Vampire' as Pirate, Evil Mayor of Sozopol
TheĀ "vampire" skeleton that was recently discoveredĀ byĀ archaeologistsĀ in a grave in Bulgaria's Black Sea town ofĀ SozopolĀ has been identified as a pirate and mayor.
According to BulgarianĀ archaeologistsĀ and historians,Ā the skeleton, which was said to be aĀ vampireĀ because it was found buried with an iron spike thrust into his chest,most likely belonged to a noble namedĀ KrivichĀ who lived in the 14th century.
"TheĀ vampireĀ fromĀ SozopolĀ most likely was calledĀ Krivich, and was a pirate. And he certainly wasn't aĀ vampireĀ when he was alive. It is just that the people were afraid that he might become one after his death," explained Thursday Prof.Ā Bozhidar Dimitrov, head of the BulgarianĀ National History Museum.
It is at the initiative of Dimitrov (himself a native ofĀ Sozopol) that the skeleton "treated posthumously againstĀ vampirism"Ā has been transferred to Sofia, and will become part of theĀ National History Museum's permanent display as a testimony to folklore in theĀ Middle Ages.
"He must have been a bad man. A very bad man. So according to the beliefs in theMiddle AgesĀ his soul couldn't go to heaven. It was to remain in the body, suffer, and sometimes would rise from the grave to drink blood from animals or humans. That is why the soul had to be killed symbolically with a sharp spike but not a weapon," Dimitrov explained.
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Toothless "Vampire" Skeleton
Unearthed in Bulgaria