3,000 graves reveal Lisbon quake’s brutal past
In a 18th century Lisbon mass grave at a 17th century convent, forensic experts and historians confirm 3,000 victims died in the 1755 earthquake, fire and tsunami. They pieced together trauma from crushed skulls to charred bones, cannibalism hints, and evidence of slave trade era life.
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