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An iron cage (known as a mortsafe) covering a grave in Greyfriars Cemetery in Edinburgh, Scotland. Mortsafes were used in the 1 Stock Photo - Alamy
Greyfriars kirkland mortsafes in Edinburgh, Scotland
Graves from the Victorian age, when a fear of zombies and vampires was prevalent. The cage was intended to trap the ”undead” just in case the corpse was reanimated : r/ThatsInsane
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An iron cage (known as a mortsafe) covering a grave in Greyfriars Cemetery in Edinburgh, Scotland. Mortsafes were used in the 1 Stock Photo - Alamy
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