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

The face of Zosia the 'vampire' was rebuilt by scientists 400 years after she was buried with a padlock on her foot and an ...

THE padlocked ‘vampire’ skeleton, whose face was recently reconstructed, has had her likely cause of death revealed after 350 years. Zosia, as the 17th century remains have been ...

Remains of the woman found at the 17th century cemetery for rejected people in the village of Pien, northern Poland, are ...

Archaeologists have reconstructed the face of a young woman who was buried as a vampire 400 years ago in Poland.

La Nacion reports, "Professor Polinski believes that with Zosia being buried with a sickle around her neck, she was the most ...

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

EXPERTS have revealed the face of a 350-year-old ‘vampire’ after her skeleton was unearthed with a sickle around her neck and ...

Among the other bodies found at the same unmarked cemetery was a "vampire" child who was buried face down and padlocked at the foot like Zosia. Not much is known about Zosia's life, but the items ...

The abnormality suggests there might have been a physical deformity that caused her great pain and “marked this person [to ...

Today, science has brought Zosia’s story back to life. Researchers from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Poland, along with ...

Contemporaries did "everything they could" to prevent "Zosia" from coming back from the dead. Now, scientists have done ...