'Extraordinary' skeleton of woman from early Bronze Age found
An ``extraordinary'' skeleton of a woman, who lived in the early Bronze Age, was found buried in a seated position, during an archaeological survey before the planned construction of a high-speed train track in central Germany.According to a report in National Geographic News, the woman's skeleton was found near the town of Bad Lauchstadt and is one of several burials found so far during the dig, which runs from September 2008 to June 2010.
Skeletal remains found in Lakeland last week were those of a woman, but her identity is still not known, a Lakeland Police Department spokeswoman said today.