#Catacombs of Paris

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Catacombs of Paris

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catacombes de paris by felix nadar, 1861

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Club Furies Premiere: PHYC - Catacombs Of Paris [[R]3volution Uncod3d]

The Uncod3d subsidiary of Dutch label [R]3volution, led by Michele Mausi, presents its new release. It is about a Portuguese producer currently living in Amsterdam, PHYC. Influenced by the underground atmosphere of Amsterdam, the unpredictable techno for the mind and body, he now presents an extended play called Technical Limitations. Composed of four original tracks―Very Much So in…

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The Empire of Death: Filling the Catacombs of Paris

To say there was a lot going on in Paris in 1780 is the understatement of the century, but besides the charged political atmosphere, there was one pungent issue affecting everyone that couldn’t be ignored. In central Paris, within sight of the popular Les Halles food markets, was the Cemetery of the Innocents, also known as Saints-Innocents. Burials had begun in the twelfth century, and almost…

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What is Ossuary

An ossuary is a building or chamber used to store human skeletal remains. The word ossuary comes from the Latin word "os", meaning "bone". Ossuaries are often used in places where burial space is scarce, such as in cities or on small islands.

There are many different types of ossuaries, including:

Crypts: These are underground chambers that are often located beneath churches or cathedrals.

Catacombs: These are underground tunnels that are used to store human remains.

Ossuaries attached to churches: These are small buildings or chapels that are attached to churches and are used to store human remains.

Ossuaries in cemeteries: These are small buildings or chapels that are located in cemeteries and are used to store human remains.

Ossuaries have been used for centuries to store human remains. The earliest ossuaries date back to the Roman Empire. Ossuaries were also used during the Middle Ages, when there was a high death rate due to the Black Death. In the 19th century, ossuaries were used in Europe to store the remains of people who had died in poverty or who had been victims of epidemics.

Today, ossuaries are still used in some parts of the world, such as Europe and South America. In some cases, ossuaries are used as a way to conserve space. In other cases, ossuaries are used as a way to honor the dead.

Here are some of the most famous ossuaries in the world:

The Sedlec Ossuary

This ossuary is located in the Czech Republic. It is famous for its elaborately decorated walls, which are made up of thousands of human bones.

The Catacombs of Paris

These catacombs are located beneath Paris, France. They are home to the remains of millions of people who died in Paris during the 18th and 19th centuries.

The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo

These catacombs are located in Palermo, Italy. They are home to the remains of over 8,000 Capuchin friars, who were buried there between the 16th and 19th centuries.

Ossuaries are a fascinating and macabre part of human history. They provide a glimpse into the way that people have dealt with death and dying throughout the centuries.

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Catacumbas de Paris – The Ultimate Guide to Exploring

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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon 1x03 "Paris Sera Toujours Paris"

AMC’s The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon 1×03 “Paris Sera Toujours Paris” Directed by Tim Southam Written by Coline Abert * For a recap & review of 1×02, click here. * For a recap & review of 1×04, click here. Daryl and Isabelle head into an old theatre where Isabelle has a contact. They find their man inside—a musician and former conductor who’s lived in the theatre for years. He’s got a radio but it…

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Emmet spotted in the Lumiose City Catacombs

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"The City of Light has a City of Darkness underground"

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Ayooo but imagine exploring the illegal part of the Paris catacombs. You turn a corner and its just Armand, sitting on a pile of bones, on his iPad.

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POKEMON Z-A THEORY: IT HAS TO DO WITH PARIS

Ok so: Pokemon legends Z-A has been officially confirmed to be set entirely in Lumiose city via a nintendo tweet. Now there are Three paths they can take: - Urban sprawl, which would probably put the city at odds with zygarde. - They uncover the pokemon equivalent of the most fucked up part of Paris. - Both.

Because somehow despite being set in France, Pokemon X and Y did not do anything with the PARIS CATACOMBS. Imagine running through an underground cave system that was some sort of MASS GRAVE for the people and pokemon who died in the Great War that AZ had to end. Is this EXTREMELY dark, even for Pokemon's standards? probably. But they are bringing back mega evolution after the Gen 7 Mega Dev Entries, so anything is on the table.

This is just a theory.

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Catacombs, Paris, Nadar, April 1862

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tomorrow’s my last full day in europe :-) its been so so beautiful here’s some pics