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Over 80 Skeletons, some with Hands Tied behind Backs Found at Building Site

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What a terrible find

The experts are going to carbon date the remains to see when this happened , although they estimate sometime betwwen the romans and the 18th century

One theory is the remains are could be the bodies of criminals who were hanged on the gallows

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mystery-over-80-skeletons-found-24935068

telmel
over a year ago
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MelissaLee1

Interesting.I wonder quite what went on here.

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telmel

I suspect it was the theory about the gallows victims M, they would have had their hands tied behind them

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Imnotcheap

Could be gallows or they was innocent party with hands tied by criminals

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telmel

It seems to have been something happening over a long period , thats why i thought it might be an organised event, like public hangings

I suppose when they look at the bones closer they will be able to see if the necks were stretched or not

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beccatavender

The last sentence was a little morbid -although it is fascinating what they can tell from skeletons 😊@telmel

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telmel

beccatavender Yes it B was a little graphic , maybe i should have said excercised 😀

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beccatavender

You make me 😀 and we are all adults, so I wasn't trying to censor you@telmel

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telmel

beccatavender I know B , you are one of the good ones

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beccatavender

telmel, not sure if you have Sky? But if you do I highly recommend Medieval Deaths in Sky History - it's right up your street 🙂

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telmel

Will give it a look B thanks

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