Julianna
Deir el-Bahari, Thebes – 1881 They find him on a Wednesday. A screaming mummy. Wrapped in sheepskin....
Julianna
Julianna is a writer and psychology consultant for True Ancient Horror. Her work explores the intersection between human behaviour and historical atrocity — where ritual, fear, and belief collide.
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(Historical reconstruction based on documented events) The Campus Sceleratus, Rome c. 4th–1st century BC (recorded case: 91...
The chair reclined with a mechanical groan. The blade flashed once, twice across the throat, severing the...
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They crushed her fingers to make her change her story. Those same crushed fingers would go on...
(Historical reconstruction based on documented events) circa 1450 BCE What happens when the body is preserved but...
