Sin eaters and the custom of sin eating seem to come from Wales. Early descriptions of the ritual all mention the bread eaten over the corpse, as well as the payment of sixpence to the person assuming the sins of the dead. Below are two 19th century accounts of sin eaters.
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Am I the only one that can imagine Michael Irvin sporting one of these?
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This detailed map will show you where the Mars Rover has been rovering.