Oppenheim; Germany; wall of bones in charnel at the church of Katharine (Katharinenkirche). The photo shows the north wall of charnel; which is covered by a display of stacked bones; including many skulls. This charnel is notable in being the largest surviving in a church converted to Protestant worship; since Protestants usually did away with such displays. The display is not original; however; since the church itself suffered during various wars; and it is known that the charnel had to be restored and the bones restacked. It is built on the old church cemetery grounds. Photo 2009.