The remains of hundreds of people guillotined during the French Revolution may be buried in the walls of a Paris chapel.
The Guardian reports that bones have been discovered in the wall cavities of the Chapelle Expiatoire by archaeologist Philippe Charlier, who inserted a camera to find the remains. Charlier was called in after anomalies were noticed in the walls of the neoclassical monument.
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The Guardian reports that bones have been discovered in the wall cavities of the Chapelle Expiatoire by archaeologist Philippe Charlier, who inserted a camera to find the remains. Charlier was called in after anomalies were noticed in the walls of the neoclassical monument.
Grisly remains of guillotine victims may have been discovered in the walls of a Paris chapel
The remains of hundreds of people guillotined during the French Revolution may be buried in the walls of a Paris chapel.
