The sets of remains are buried in the sand dunes more than 1,000 years ago, it was exposed by rain and erosion instance (00/1: 20 Northern Archedons, the archaeological discovery of about 200 sets of remains belonged to the Christian community From the 6th century at a famous beach in Pembrokeshire (Wales). The remains buried in the sand dune in Pembrokeshire's Whitesands Bay more than 1,000 years ago. They are discovered after being revealed by rain and erosion. They will be hosted at the National Museum of Wales.Theo Detailed Analysis of Sheffield University, burialers including men, women and children
. The bodies are aligned, headed to the west. This feature and the absence of artifacts are buried, causing archaeologists to believe that this burial habit is suitable for the burial tradition of Christians.200 sets of remains found in the beach Famous Wales
(Photo: Media Wales) The leader of the Jenna Smith excavation group, a member of Dyfed Archaeological Trust, said the skeletons are well preserved so unbelievable when they are completely immersed in the sand. The archaeologists began to care about Going to the above since the early 1920s. The teams discovered nearly 100 graves in the two excavations in 2015 and 2016.Dyfed Archaeological Trust said, "There are still large structures to excavate" , Including "a stone structure with words before the number of remains is buried". Does Hoa (Source: The Independent) . Dịch vụ:
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