Congratulations. You managed to confuse and concern even personifications of Death.
So this here is Sedlec Ossuary, located at a Roman Catholic chapel in the Czech Republic. At one point an abbot sprinkled some dirt he had collected from Golgotha over the cemetery, which resulted in a slightly ridiculous number of people wanting to be buried there. After six hundred years, and after many, many attempts at getting all the bones organized, they finally employed a guy named FrantiĊĦek Rint to do the job. This was a mistake. His idea of organization was crafting human remains into chandeliers and garlands. He signed his name to his work - in bones, of course. And now it forever serves as inspiration for filmmakers who need creepy backdrops. I'm sure that's definitely what those monks intended.
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