On the European continent we find churches and small chapels surrounded by bones. For such “ornamentation” the Controllers offer several explanations. However, we will make a different reflection on the subject in question:
- Are these bones from a reset?
- A landmark, of some historical event, subtracted from humanity?
- Some sort of “trophy”?
It is a very vast subject, opening a range for the formation of theories and possibilities to be explored by independent researchers.
Cripta dos Capuchinhos – Roma (Itália). 
Catacumbas dos Capuchinhos de Palermo – Palermo (Itália). 
Ossuário de Wamba – Wamba (Espanha). 
Ossuário de Sedlec – Kutná Hora (República Tcheca). 
Igreja San Bernardino alle Ossa – Milão (Itália). 
Igreja St Michan´s – Dublin (Irlanda). 
Catedral de Otranto – Otranto (Itália). 
Capela dos Crânios – Czermna (Polônia). 
Capela de Ossos – Hallstat (Áustria). 
Osario de Eggenburg, Austria. 
Osario bajo el monasterio de San Francisco en Lima, Peru. 
Catacumbas de Paris, França. 
Cemitério da igreja de S. Jakub República Tcheca. 
Catacumbas de Paris, França. 
Capela de Ossos – Évora (Portugal)
English
Is it thé result of plasma catastroph ?
Perhaps the Christian Builders of the Bone Chapels and Churches were traveling in search of land to call home. They came upon an old village where now only stone walls stood. The inhabitants who built the stone walls had died suddenly of illness or terrible weather and the dry bones of the deceased citizens were found laying all over the land. Before taking possession of the land and village, they honored the deceased, by gathering the bones and building chapel monuments to house the bones.
Perhaps the Christian Builders of the Bone Chapels and Churches, were part of a large family of wanderers in search of a land to call home. They came upon an small ancient village with only the stone walls remaining. The roofs had caved in long ago and under the roof debris they found the dry bones of the original village inhabitants. The dry bones could not explain what catastrophe had wiped out the town, but the Christian Builders decided to honor the dead by giving the bones a final resting place.