human history A significant part of it is underground. Researchers and scientists continue to work hard to uncover this lost history. Recent research shows that a mass grave found in Wales could give us new information about the people who once lived on the island.

Grave for 70 people

Mass grave in Wales about 70 skeletons It is estimated that this is the case. Excavations have unearthed 18 skeletons so far. The cemetery is estimated to date from the 6th or 7th century. It was stated that some skeletons were buried in unusual places and tool parts that were not normally buried in such graves were also found.

capital of Wales from Cardiff nearby Fonman Castle The cemetery on its territory was examined in detail by research teams for many years. Just removing the soil layer above the cemeteries took the researchers two years.

Although the bones were declared to be very well preserved, it was announced that some people were buried in incomprehensible positions.

archaeologist from the University of Reading Summer courts, leads the investigation into the bones. The court says that although the bones are 1,500 years old, they are very well preserved. The archaeologist also states that the bones found provide valuable information about the lives of their owners. Courts, “We found very worn teeth. This may indicate that they used their teeth as tools, perhaps for making textiles, leather or baskets.” They used their front teeth.“ he said.

The positions in which the skeletons were found also lead to other discussions. Some skeletons, as was common at the time, flat on your back some skeletons lie lying on your side or in a fetal position found it. While it is possible that traditions have changed over the years or that some people were buried this way to show that they were different, archaeologists say they are not sure what this means.

There are also playing pieces in the cemetery, eating and drinking utensilsFragments of cut or burnt animal bones were found. Archaeologist Dr. from the Early Middle Ages from Cardiff University, who led the excavation team. Andy Zeeman, “We are not currently considering cemeteries for any other purpose, but they were probably the center of their lives. And they weren’t just places where people were buried. They were also other events where the community came together, such as food and drinks and festivals, concerned with social practices They would eat.” he said.

The presence of imported objects in the region indicates that this is a cemetery could be from important people It could mean. It is stated that further research is needed to determine the exact dates the cemetery was used.