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This 17th century child's grave was just discovered in Poland with several anti-vampire countermeasures, written by Austin Harvey.

Near the village of Pien Poland, archaeologists from Nicholas Copernicus University, CU, recently uncovered the remains of a 17th century vampire child

buried face down with an anti- vampire padlock around its ankle.

As the mirror reported, Archaeology tie vampire padlock around its ankle.

As the mirror reported, archaeologists believe the child was likely aged around 5 to 7 at the time

of their death and padlocked as part of a superstitious belief that it would prevent the dead from rising from their grave.

Darius Polinsky, an archaeologist involved in the excavation,

noted that superstitious families would often place security measures like padlocks and

sickles on the bodies of dead relatives as vampire hysteria peaked in Poland.

The padlock under the foot symbolizes the closing of a stage of life and is meant to protect against the return of the deceased, which was probably feared.

Such practices place by the superstitious. Among these was burying the dead face down so the deceased

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