Italian archaeologists found a vampire skull head

Since the Irish novelist Bram Stroker write a story about Dracula in 1897, the public presence of the vampire figure. Is the piston is being ever in human life, or just legends such as the Romanian people during this trusted?

Some archaeologists from the University of Florence, Italy, recently found a man who claimed the framework as a ‘vampire’. Skull head is in a dead body a red brick was found in a mass grave of former years in Venice in 1576.

Softpedia, on Monday (9/3/2009) spread all the corpses buried in the area, based on the true story of the people died due to outbreaks of disease carried by a strange creature. Many myths about the growing presence of vampire, there are someone who says if the vampire suck the blood, have also said that if the murder victim with the vampire plague spread like outbreaks of plague.

Bricks that are in the mouth of the skull are a sign that people are the vampire community as a threat to spread in the community. According to archeologists, Matteo Borrini, people 15 or 16 century has a habit to put a brick in the mouth of the corpse of the suspect as vampire.

In response to the findings, the researchers from other Peer Moore Jansen opposed, because it is not reasonable and strange. According to Jansen, the position of a dead body with stones also has been found in Poland some time ago. “This seemed to encourage,” said Jansen.

In its history, the name of Dracula is often associated with the figure of a Romanian prince, Vlad Tapes living between the years 1431-1476. The name Dracula comes from the word itself means dracul as a son dragon, (Drac = dragon, ull = son). Vlad was also known as a figure of fun doing cruelty of those who dislike by him. One of the methods of torture are of interest with impale (puncture of the rectum up to the head) alive to their enemies. Estimated he has killed 40,000 to 100,000 people in ways that cruel.

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