15 horrifying photos of the world's skeletons

You may be familiar with the image of skulls, human bones in horror movies and stories. But the scary images from the tombs, tombs, chapels, . below will make you surprised and frightened.

15. Burial of human bones

Tombs of human bones are extremely creepy with human skeletons arranged into 1-0-2 architectures in Evora, Portugal.

14. Santiago Apóstol

The church in Santiago Apóstol, Lampa, Peru is a place not for the faint of heart because it has human skeletons hanging on the wall and arranged a lot of skulls below.

13. Maria De Wamba

Thousands of human skeletons dating back to the last century were arranged in Maria De Wamba, Valladolid, Spain to form the most independent and distinct architectural block.

12. Church of St. James

The Church of St. James in Brno, Czech Republic makes many people shudder with a large number of lined up, extremely meticulous skulls.

11. Beinhaus

Scary image of death in Beinhaus, Eggenburg, Austria. The skulls and the bones of the arms and legs are carefully arranged. These remains are said to be 5,800 people. Among them, 2,200 skeletons date back to the Middle Ages.

10. Massacre

In the remains of the cathedral of Otranto, Italy, the rest of the victims in a massacre in 1480. The most famous is probably Antonio Primaldo - the first person to have been beheaded when Turks come to invade. After that, he was still upright - in a state of " headless " - no one could shake the body. Antonio still stood until the last victim was killed.

9. San Martino

The grave house in San Martino Della Battaglia, Italy, is one of the ' neat ' arranged areas in this list. Row of goods, columns connecting columns, the skulls are placed neatly, in line with the number of 1,274 units and 2,619 people died here. This place is likened to a giant macabre library.

8. St Hilaire Cemetery

Not the most gruesome bone collection on this list, but St Hilaire Cemetery in Marville, France has a mysterious and simple look. The special thing here is that the skulls of the deceased are placed in small cabinets carved with funeral letters next to them.

7. Church from human bones

This church is located in the cathedral of Nossa Senhora do Carmo in Faro, Portugal. On the walls and on the ceiling are the remains of members of the Carmelite religious nun. Even below the foot was clad from stone steles of the abbot and dignitaries in the church.

6. The skull bones are painted

Skull bones at St Michael's Church in Hallstatt, Austria are famous because they are all painted on it. These skulls are mostly male, and painted by their wives for memorial and decoration purposes. As for the wife who died, this was handed back to their children. But for the young people here, they rarely care about decorating the deceased so this habit gradually fades away.

5. Sedlec tomb house

Sedlec tomb house in Czech Republic is one of the most famous houses in the world. This place is not only a resting place for the lost souls but also human bones are arranged to decorate the room. Sedlec is also known for the beams of lights made entirely from human skeletons - as you can see at the top left of the picture.

4. Virgin

This woman's skeleton was found in the tomb of Santa Maria Della Pace monastery in Palermo, Italy. She was one of four virgins placed on a palm leaf holder as a sign of trust.

3. Vincenzo Piccini

Vicenzo Piccini is the only authentic intact clothing in Chiesa Dei Morti church in Albania, Italy. This man was dressed in his religious pastor's clothes and wore a badge indicating death.

2. St Pancratius

The skeleton of St Pancratius is found in St Niklaus church in Wil, Switzerland. Originally, he wore nun's clothes, but in 1777, after being transferred to Wil, he was wearing this flashy armor.

1. St Gratianus

St Gratianus is considered by the locals as a hero. So he always wears the best clothes and gorgeous jewelry. The skeleton is displayed at Waldsassen Cathedral in Germany.