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epape: The Dungeons & Dragons-like exit from the bowels of Paris
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epape: Deeper into the labyrinth
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epape: In the Quartier de Cazerne
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epape: To the sculptures etched into the stone
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epape: This work was begun by Beausejour, veteran of his majesty
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epape: Carved beneath Paris long ago
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epape: Plaque of another cemetery reburied beneath Paris
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epape: A re-creation of a UK battlefield carved in stone
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epape: A rock sculpture under Paris
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epape: Carved from the stone beneath Paris 200 years ago
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epape: Please don't smoke in the bone room
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epape: Stop! This is the Empire of the Dead
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epape: Centuries-old Paris skulls
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epape: The shape of a heart - skulls
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epape: Bones from the Church of St Nicolas des Champs
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epape: Bones from the cemetery of the Trinity and St. Leu (from 1859)
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epape: Sloppier piles of old bones out of sight of the public
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epape: Bones of the cemetery of the Innocent
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epape: Exit from the bones, this way
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epape: Cemetery of the Church of St Laurent
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epape: Bones of the cemetery of Magdeleine - transferred in September 1859
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epape: The only tombstone amid centuries of bones
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epape: Memoriae Majorum
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epape: The pathway out gets wet, but it gets you out of the underground
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epape: Stop: This is the Empire of the Dead