Found another GLASS COFFIN with someone inside! Poggioreale Naples Part 7

Michele is a male name in Italy. So the picture of the girl on that tomb does not match tha name in it, weirdly enough. You can see part of a name on the flowers in the background, most likely Giuseppina.

Great video! Very cool take of the glass coffin.

Some of those mosoleums are better than flats ive lived in. The plane sounded like a stuka dive bomber

These videos have been fascinating, thank you! They're the first views I've seen of these amazing cemeteries.

At 3.58 we see the mausoleum of Alberto Napolitano, the founder of a famous and prestigious company which manufactured pianofortes. It is still operated by his descendants.

Wow, they really do it up over there .

What am I missing? I haven't seen any glass coffins.

1917/18 Spanish flew

Why is this cemetery such a dog's breakfast? So poorly planned , designed and maintained.

Remind me to no choose a glass coffin.

whether glass coffins become the norm, remains to be seen!

You must wear a mask please and protective clothing
AND THROW it away afterwards.Pray the Blood of Jesus over you.

That place is extremely unhealthy. The government myst do something as the viruses can get into the air.What happens with global warming h.

Very u healthy mould.

How many bodies are there

It's disgraceful the way the cemetery is not maintained, no respect.

"I wish to be buried in a glass coffin above ground"
"Why??"
"So I can freak the world out when they see me!!"
"But no one will see you."
"Just wait..."

The scariest thing is no one is around

This is sad how these restful places for these people are so under kept! Clean!

When I hit the like button it was up to 666!

Why do we love deads?

Imagine this Place in the night ........

What a beautiful city of the dead.

You place vick under your nose

Why do you do this?

I'd much rather be buried under a tree, so that you can be part of the breezes and the fresh changing earth and growth.

Guess what helps block both odours and allergens... wearing a damn mask.

Usually, if you smell decomp, means the coffin wasn't sealed properly, if there's water damage, it will rot the wood. It's sad. I'm sure our ancestors would be horrified to know their bodies are in such condition.

My 2nd great grandfather was rumored to have whiskey in his coffin (inside of his mausoleum). It was said back then (1888) you could preserve the deceased. When prohibition was active, some teenage boys had heard stories of this. They decided to brake into his mausoleum and find out if the stories were true. IT WAS!! Of course they got caught, so the cemetery bricked up the opening. No one can get in now. I've been trying to find out if his wife is in there with him. No luck. No known records.

One more fact to know, I've always put a red rose with three gardenias in the coffin. Red rose for the deceased, gardenias for three sisters. When my son was killed, I placed 3 red roses.

When I had him exhumed for autopsy 18 months later, I was asked to identify him before they could start. I asked the medical examiner why the one side of his face was black. He said it was caused by the flowers I put with him. The moisture from the flowers causes mold to grow. So I no longer put in real flowers, I replaced them with silk ones!

Omy can they be burri.ed in ground on the top of each other?

Rip allthe pepole

These Italian cemeteries actually look like neighborhoods.

Creating something new atop existing foundations can be truly inspiring. It speaks to the human ability to build and innovate, layer upon layer. This constant evolution is visible everywhere, from physical structures to abstract concepts. Each new addition tells a story of progress and adaptation. It's fascinating to witness this continuous process of development.

Be safe not healthy to breathe in all decaying bodies and mold. At least wear a high quality mask.

Thanks for the interesting tour. Gosh, the majority of those mausoleums are so huge & ornate, it blows my mind. It’s peaceful, and like a maize though, which is creepy. I’m feeling you as you sniffe your way around the place. Good on you for showing us places like this most of us wont see in our lifetime. Cheers from Australia!❤

The mask or try to find embalmers wa x. Put it under nose or try mint balm

"Sconyamilio"

Thats s big cementry .

There seems to be a large area of renovations. Maybe the smell is from decedents being moved around. Maybe wear a mask if the smell is so bad.

You need to bring some Vic’s for the smell

That smell attaches to your hair and clothes because it's soft .

I would not go into that area at all!

More than likely that glass casket was a priest or monk in their family. Having a man of the cloth was an honor and they were venerated. Family would pray to them to intercede and pray for their soul.

I can’t imagine the smell of decomposition from such old graves.. wow they must be fairly new. 😊

The amount of money that families spent on crypts and mausoleums is astonishing. The sculptures and masonry are absolutely beautiful.

Are those large multi level mausoleums with basement as well public or are they privately owned? Do people just buy a vault in them? How are they organized? I understand families that purchase a small building for 12 bodies or something but all those large scale ones can't be just for one family. How is this done in italy?

I just came here to say "bless you" 😊

These cemeteries are fascinating.