Flying Fox, Henry Horenstein

Flying Fox, Henry Horenstein

From Anomalies And Curiosities Of Medicine, By Walter L. Pyle And George M. Gould, 1896.

Hair Of Mary Tudor, Queen Of France, Clipped From Her Head At The Opening Of Her Tomb In 1784 Encased In A Locket.

Humanoid Freaks

After The Civil War Fairfax County, Virginia Became More Populated And Eventually An Insane Asylum Was Built There. No One Wanted To Live Near The Asylum And Because Of The Public Outrage The Institution Was Shut Down. The Administration Transferred The

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On The Island Of Sulawesi, In Indonesia, Newborn Infants Who Die Are Buried In The Trunks Of Giant Trees. The People There Believe That The Child’s Soul Will Rise Up Into The Heavens Through The Tree

The Trend For Jewelled Skeletons Began In The Late 16Th Century. The Roman Catacombs, Which Had Been Abandoned As Burial Sites And Largely Forgotten About, Were Rediscovered In 1578 By Vineyard Workers. This Coincided With The Initial Phase Of The Counter

Campo Maior, Portugal Ossuary Chapel (Capela Dos Ossos)

San Severo Chapel Museum (Naples - Italy) -Artery And Vein Systems Almost Perfectly Intact.

Death Infographic

Reliquary Bust, Belgium, 17Th Century, Stedelijk Museum, Vander Kelen-Mertens, Leuven.

In Denmark, 1950, Two Brothers Were Digging Peat To Be Used As Fuel When They Came Across What Is Now Known As The Tollund Man. He Still Had Hair, Skin, And A Five O'clock Shadow, So They Assumed It Was A Recent Murder Victim And Called The Police. Upon

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