QUIZ: Believe it or not. Which horror stories actually happened and which are just legends?

In June 1836, boys discovered 17 miniature coffins in a cave near Edinburgh, sparking speculation about their origin. Archaeologists later found a 17th-century grave in Poland with a sickle and padlock, believed to prevent the dead from returning. Concerns about premature burial led to safety coffins in the 19th century, reflecting fears shared by figures like George Washington, who requested a delay in his burial. The article explores the line between historical events and folklore surrounding death and burial practices.