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Pień padlocked burial

Også kalt: Pień vampire, vampire of Pień

The Pień burial is a 17th-century Polish grave in which a woman was interred with a sickle across her throat and a padlock on her foot. Archaeologists interpret both as measures to keep the dead from rising. It gives physical form to the precautions that folklore prescribes against the upiór and strzyga. The find was reported in 2022 and is usually described as a 'vampire' burial.12

Kjemp mot den
Først nevnt
1650
A 17th-century grave at Pień, reported in September 2022
Opprinnelse
Polish
Polen
Hva som forårsaker det
Aldri forklart
Nothing is known of why the woman was feared.
Svake punkter
  • a sickle laid across the neck so that it would cut the throat if the body sat up
  • a padlock fastened round a toe

Når dukket den opp første gang?

A 17th-century grave at Pień, reported in September 2022

feltnotater

Hva kildene sier

1

The burial is of a woman12

2

The blade was positioned edge-down over the throat12

3

The padlock is understood as 'locking' the dead in place12

4

It is one of several Polish graves with sickles, including a group at Drawsko whose vampire interpretation has been contested12

5

Polish practice against the walking dead also included aspen stakes, stones on the body and burial face down12

Kilder

  1. Vampire burial - Wikipedia
  2. Upi%C3%B3r - Wikipedia

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