If your house was on the site of an ancient burial mound, and you were unaware of this, would you want to know

Answer 1

As long as nothing strange was happening like my walls bleeding or knives and kitchen appliances flying around the house, no i wouldn't want to know. That would just creep me out and make me want to move.

Answer 2

I think every house in the world is built over a burial mound... why you may ask? well, because insects, maybe mamals or reptiles may be buried down there

Earth has been around for a long time, countless living creatures where here before us, so their matter is all over the place.

Where I live, there used to be an ocean, so if you dig enough, you find fosiles of sea creatures, pretty cool!

So my point is, matter from dead creatures is definitly down there. The only thing I would be worried about, is building above an Indian cementery, since that is Sacred ground for them.

By the way, the only thing haunting my house is a living possum, he's my friend now.

Answer 3

I would not like to have a house on a burial mound just simply because it would freak me out. I actually believe in spirits so I would imagine things even if they were not there and be obsessed by other houses built on burial sites. Having said hat a lot of foot ball grounds all over the world have been built over cemetries and so far no reports of spectres while one is buying the obligatory hot dog with sauce. I would feal uncomfortable with it

Answer 4

I'd want to know to venerate them and show more respect. Maybe just a myth that the US pentagon was built on an Indian burial site, or raised geometric dolmen. But invading cultures commonly put their places of worship on top of indigenous stuff. Eg Notre Dame, Paris, built on ancient pagan site etc. Pope Gregory's 7th century instructions to this effect. Pissing on the gate post.

Answer 5

a friend of mine has a burial mound on his property,and is totally respectful of it...would you want some one to live next to ur graveplot and drive over you like they play golf on ancient mounds in ohio??total lack of respect for the dead...its all about money too..dont touch it.or u will have grave robbers digging it up...and if u do that-then the hauntings begin-native american souls dont like to be bothered...have the state come in and look at it to mark it as a mound so no one else can come and build on it...this is how the gov/stateppl cheat one out of their rightful lands by NOT marking the mounds...like the newark earthworks in ohio-they made a golfcourse on dead ppl and dont care...

Answer 6

fort legal reasons yes. You dont want the government coming back 10 years after you bought a house and telling you that you have to sell it to them and 1/2 the price just because you built it on some sacred land.
If you are asking about the creepies that are under the house, naw that dosent matter.

Answer 7

Then there would be one area containing two burial sites. No, ghosts don't exist. Don't you think you're a little old to believe in ghosts?

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

certainly..a few years back, we lived in a biulding which was erected on a burial ground.[we all were unaware of it]..and believe me, every year, there was the death of a child..we stayed there for three years,witnessing the tragic death af a child every year..the building lies vacant now..all tenants left.

Answer 10

Hell yeah I would like to know.Then I would get Celebrity Paranormal Project to come to my house. And I know that this is crazy but I would actually keep the house.