The remains of the British town were dug out of 100 children's remains, at least one -third of the age of less than 4 years old

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

100 children's remains in a small town in southwestern Wales, UK. According to the "Daily Mail" reported on September 12, archaeologists found hundreds of remains under the monastery of Wales, UK, and at least one -third of them were less than 4 years old.

Archaeologists believe that the history of this monastery in Harva Foster, Pengbrock, Wales, can be traced back to more than 600 years ago and buried the monks here.

Fran Murphy, the head of the archeological excavation, said that many clues can prove that the town had a monk, and the monastery meticulously recorded these clues. Murphy also added that this archeological discovery was "abnormal" because one -third of the remains were children under 4 years old. According to the Western Telegraph, in the excavated wreckage, one of the skulls had a mysterious puncture injury.

Responsible for the excavation of the Diffid Archaeological Trust Fund said: "Now we have discovered 100 children's remains. It is not surprising that we dug out 300 corpses with the continuation of the excavation."

Why do you bury so many children here? Experts pointed out that this may be caused by the firing shells in the enemy's direction during the medieval war. It is reported that, unlike most monastery, Dominica monks occupy about three centuries of Havinwester.

Murphy said: "Dominica Monastery will be dissolved in the 1530s."

It is reported that the monastery was originally demolished to build a new bar. When the bar was dug ground foundation, 100 children's remains were discovered. After the Diffid Archaeological Trust Fund intervened in the study, the construction of the bar had to be put on hold.

(The picture shows the source of the excavation site: "Daily Mail")

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