A 4000-year-old "vampire" grave, believed to be the world's first burial place for one of the presumed "undead", has been discovered in eastern Europe.
Evidence shows migrating tribes may have spread the vampire myth around Europe. By Gabriel Ronay in Budapest
A 4000-year-old "vampire" grave, believed to be the world's first burial place for one of the presumed "undead", has been discovered in eastern Europe.
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