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CAMBRIDGE, U.K. (WKRC) - Archelogy students discovered a Viking-era "execution pit" filled with human remains during a training dig. According to a press release issued by the University of Cambridge, ...

“All appear to have been relatively young men flung into the pit without care,” the University of Cambridge said of the human remains Cambridge Archaeological University of Cambridge archaeologists ...