It’s incredible that all this is right under Paris: The Catacombs of Paris are a mysterious underground world hidden behind the facades of the romantic city.
These dark corridors and cramped chambers are the final resting place for the remains of more than 6 million people.
Created in the late 18th century due to epidemics and overcrowding of cemeteries, the catacombs became not only a cemetery, but also a repository of history.
The walls of the catacombs are decorated with a mosaic of bones and skulls, which gives them a unique and at the same time terrible look.
They extend for more than 300 kilometers beneath the city, but only a small part is accessible to the public.
The labyrinth contains the remains of French revolutionaries and riot victims, making it a grim reminder of France’s turbulent past.
Cubic-Shaped Skull from 1,400 Years Ago: Extraordinary Discovery of Intentional Cranial Modification in Mexico Archaeologists…
Mosquito Proboscis Transformed into Ultra-Fine 3D Printer Nozzle In the ever-evolving field of 3D printing,…
The East African Rift is growing rapidly It has been revealed that the East African…
Drone strikes truck full of Russian paratroopers Operators of Ukrainian combat drones in the Kupiansk…
What is hidden under the Sphinx? It became known that the scanning of the underground…
Massive Pile-Up in Japan: Over 60 Vehicles Involved in Crash Due to Heavy Snow and…