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How is there such a complex labyrinth of bones present beneath the streets of Paris? How many of the bodies are there that were simply murdered and left there?

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The Paris catacombs from my knowledge is a tunnel system that contains human remains.

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I know of the catacombs from the movie As above, So below. However that movie is about a modern Paris Catacombs and is also a horror movie so it paints the catacombs out in a horrific light. I wonder if the Parisians and Russians feel that way about the catacombs or if it has a more ethereal, solemn meaning not routed in horror. I also wonder how an older catacombs compares to how we see the catacombs today.

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I wonder if there are any diseases in the catacombs with so many skeletons inside of it.

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Do they essentially contain bad spirits or just a place spirits reside in general? I don't know much about the Paris Catacombs.

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Do they essentially contain bad spirits or just a place spirits reside in general? I don't know much about the Paris Catacombs.

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I'm wondering what we gonna do if a necromancer ever gets down there cuz dang

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What is the history of the Paris Catacombs? How did it become a place for final rest?

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I don't know much about the catacombs. Is it a mysterious place, do people still go there?

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According to the official site, it is apparent that the reason as to why Paris has such a complex system of dead bodies is due to the fact that there was a spreading disease in many of Paris's cemeteries.

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I know that the catacombs is an underground tunnel system in Paris, I wonder what it contains and how it was built.

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how were they constructed? is it perhaps haunted?

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is it allowed to visit them?

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After a quick web search, I found out that it was built because of health issues that existed due to cemeteries. They decided to make the tunnels a site for graves.

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I wonder if the tourists are allowed to go to the Paris Catacombs

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they are underground tombs that cover a total areo of 11, 000 squares meters.

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It is a tunnel network underneath the ground of Paris. It was built after a cemetery was closed. It is around 200 miles long and there are still tours on it.

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How is that place not haunted

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I learned that the catacombs are underground ossuaries in Paris that contain the remains of 6 million people. It was made as an effort to eliminate the cities overflowing cemeteries

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I wonder why people chose to bury their dead in the Paris Catacombs

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I wonder why people chose to bury their dead in the Paris Catacombs

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I learned that the Paris Catacombs contains a small area that is open for public attraction

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One of the things I learned about the Paris Catacombs were build because cremation was not allowed in Christianity and it was a tradition of the Pagans. Therefore the Christians built the cemetery underground, in order to hide the practice.

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Older depictions of the catacombs show a lot more stone architecture in the background with priests or gentlemen wondering the foreground. More modern images emphasize the bones and show a lot less smooth stone architecture and rarely include people in the pictures.

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what made this place so significant that people buried the dead there?

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There are more than six million people in the catacombs.

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many cemeteries had their deceased moved to the catacombs after its creation

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I wonder how the structure of the catacombs prevents it from collapsing.

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It sounds very mysterious and gloomy. Almost as if something is about to happen. The volume builds up and adds suspense.

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what i found was that health issues tied to Paris cemeteries, resulted in burying people with the disease to an underground site.

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more than 6 million remains of people

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I hear it in the way that the music has a slow rhythm, has a low pitch, low volume followed by a dramatic high volume jump. it gives an eerie vibe

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This piece is using minor harmonies to show a more mysterious/melancholy ambiance. The sudden loud chords that are allowed to echo and fade before the next suggests to me like striking emotions or visuals that the observer is processing. The second half seems a little slow and disjointed, with loud moments that seem like the emotional spike from earlier and lower moments that suggest reminiscing on people and mortality, but it definitely feels like the emotions are overtaking logic here.

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Has a bit of a haunting, somber timbre. Lots of legato chords, letting each note hang in the air. The length of the notes gives the impression of a loss or a death, since each one fades to nothing

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It sounds very ominous and dramatic. The volume gradually goes down and suddenly increases adding to the mysterious feel. It's as if something bad is going to or has already happened.

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The catacombs were an alternative to burying the dead in cemeteries, which goes to show how people were thinking of solutions to combat overpopulation of bodies on land like  how Japan has created futuristic temples(?) holding tombstones for visiting one's relatives.

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The catacombs were an alternative to burying the dead in cemeteries, which goes to show how people were thinking of solutions to combat overpopulation of bodies on land like  how Japan has created futuristic temples(?) holding tombstones for visiting one's relatives.

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It kind of sounds like it is leading up to something. The harmony makes it sound dreadful, scary, shattering. Volume is key to evoking a sense of I guess sadness? the background piano reminds me of lurking, so maybe that could be connected to the millions of people buried, they are shadows in the background as the piano chords more  upfront represent the living mourning?

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it leaves you feeling very unsettled. the vibration in between each piano note gives off this "you have meet your end" kind of feeling

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The music has a more dark sound to it. There are large pauses between sets of notes. Some of the keys are striked and held while others are pressed more lightly and for less time.

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The music is very low in pitch and rhythm and it has a sudden jump to the higher volume. It gave a very eerie and mysterious vibe in the beginning. At one point, the music shifts to a faster rhythm but the sense of anxiety still remains.

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the "twinkling" piano notes in the back change the sound from just sad to ominous, even though its still using the long notes from before

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The difference in timbre gives a dramatic edge to the music.

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The difference in timbre gives a dramatic edge to the music.

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It is slow and sounds mysterious and I agree with those who said that it feels like something it's going to happen. The rhythm increases at a certain point but gets slow again