Inside the sedlec ossuary, prague's bone church

Sedlet's Ossuary, also known as the Bone Church, is adorned with the skeletons of over 40,000 people, assembled in the 1800s by a wood carver. These bones belong to individuals who wished to be buried on Holy Land, making the chapel their final resting place.

How many people's skeletons are used in the Sedlet's Ossuary?

• 20,000

• 40,000

• 10,000

• 30,000

Who was responsible for stacking the bones in the Sedlet's Ossuary?

• A group of monks

• A single wood carver

• A team of archaeologists

• Local villagers

What was the primary reason people wanted their bones to be placed in the Sedlet's Ossuary?

• To be part of a famous landmark

• To contribute to art

• To be buried on Holy Land

• To be remembered by future generations

What is another name for the Sedlet's Ossuary?

• The Bone Chapel

• The Skeleton Shrine

• The Skull Sanctuary

• The Bone Church

In which century were the bones in the Sedlet's Ossuary assembled?

• 1800s

• 1600s

• 1700s

• 1900s