A long, glass-covered display case with an ornate, gold-painted wooden frame and a dark red interior lining is depicted, filled with numerous discolored human skulls and long bones

A long, glass-covered display case with an ornate, gold-painted wooden frame and a dark red interior lining is depicted, filled with numerous discolored human skulls and long bones. The skeletal remains, primarily crania, exhibit variations in color from light beige to dark brown, indicating age and degradation. Many skulls show visible cranial sutures, fractures, and significant post-mortem damage, including missing bone fragments, large perforations, and splintering. Some skulls retain attached mandibular sections. Long bones are interspersed among the densely packed skulls. Reflections are visible on the glass surface of the display case. The background features dark, possibly marble, flooring and ornate carved wooden architectural elements, consistent with an institutional interior. This display is located within the St. Nedelya Church in Batak, Bulgaria.