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Published Date: 14 March 2009
AN archaeological dig near Venice has unearthed the 16th century remains of a woman with a brick stuck between her jaws – evidence, experts say, that she was believed to be a vampire.
The unusual burial is believed to be the result of an ancient vampire-slaying ritual.


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Horrible Cankers @Cyber Shebeen,

14/03/2009 11:53:28
Or perhaps a Venetian take on the "Scolds Bridle?"

 

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