Tombs of Vampires

 Archaeologists have discovered in the Bulgarian town of Sozopol (Black Sea coast) a cemetery vampire Middle Ages, according to Daily Mail. It is two skeletons containing stakes driven into his ribs. That was the only way in which, legend has it, and they were killed.

Meanwhile the legend of count Dracula sowed terror in Romania, in neighboring Bulgaria could have lived a horrible reality in the middle ages. Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered an unusual finding in the town of Sozopol.  Nothing less   than a vampire cemetery that dates from eight centuries ago.

"These two skeletons were stabbed with stakes, illustrate that it was a common practice in some Bulgarian villages even the first decade of the twentieth century." According to popular belief, when an evil person died it was necessary crossing his heart with a stake of iron or wood to prevent it from becoming a vampire.