human remains

Archaeological excavations in Portugal’s central Faro, the country’s southernmost city, have unearthed three graves from the ancient Roman city of Ossonoba, possibly indicating a familial connection, pending DNA testing confirmation. The initial excavation revealed a fully intact skeleton of a man aged between 39 and 45 years old. Beside him lay the remains of a young woman, estimated to be under 25 years old, and an infant no older than six months! The baby's skeleton, with an undetermined gender, was found with only the upper half intact alongside a highly fragmented skull. Despite this, archaeologists successfully retrieved all of the baby's teeth, which were yet to emerge, providing crucial insight into the age at which the infant perished. Largest Ever