The Sickle Graves Starting in 2008, diggers in Drawsko, Poland opened a 17th–18th-century cemetery. Six skeletons had iron sickles laid across their throats. Rocks were jammed under their chins. The villagers feared these dead would rise. The blades would decapitate them if they tried.
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