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  • I believe skulls also ward off evil...

  • @createrainbowz That's right, in some cultures. I'd love to know why they're on those graves. I'll have to ask the vicar.

  • "Grandfathers skull on the mantlepiece brings you luck "

    LMAO

  • @hotsonny505 Apparently! In New Guinea for instance.

  • nice 1700's them grave stones from

  • @izzysmart Are they? How do you know?

  • @benthejrporter query gravestone with skulls in google. You will find loads on it.

  • @izzysmart Thanks, Izzy. Will do.

  • Notice how the skulled tombstones are almost lined up one behind another... interesting find Ben.

  • @rapteye So they are! Thanks, mate.

  • Did you say Templar? Uh-oh. Keep a lookout for Nick Cage, stuff goes nuts around that guy. He'll steal the treasure too.

    Signed, 006 Boromir

  • @Omegahybridx I thought I was the only person who liked that film!

  • Ben, yes it's true, their is a connection between the unusual tombstones and the so called "Illuminati Pyramids." I learned of this connection recently while perusing certain back issues of old comic books at the local library here.  These comics are certainly authoritative sources on this subject, and I trust them implicitly. Would you be able to loan me your hat and t-shirt?

  • @roaringwaterbay There is a connection I think, although I need more evidence to prove it. The Knights Templar presence in Oxford is undeniable. These graves could be from the last Templars who lived at the Temple Cowley preceptory I show in the other film.

  • Graveyards are fascinating. There is one near here beside an old monastery with a Norman tower. One gravestone had 1762 on it but nearly all the old ones are unreadable. I didn't see any skulls. Pity u didn't do a video response of your old video. All that old KT stuff is very interesting + that church in Scotland (Rossindale??)

  • @AZUREGLIDE Thanks, mate. Roslyn I think you mean. You're right. Graveyards are one of the most accessible places to find amazing historical evidence. Get your camera out and show us that Norman cemetary. I'll try to make this is vid response; never thought of that.

  • Always a great watch. Thanks Ben :)

  • @myst840 Thanks, Myst. Glad you liked it. :-)

  • Good effort Ben - you may find that graveyards now have very strict rules as to exactly what material, size, style, colour and what font is used on gravestones. Some graveyards no long allow upright gravestones, merely a flat plaque of a standard size! My grandmother used to call graveyards fairy land because of the many ornately carved Victorian angels and cherubs.

  • @anotherblonde Sadly modern cemetaries have these much stricter rules you refer to. I suspect that future historians will not find them as interesting places as we do today :-(

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