Archaeologists unearth skeletons of massacre victims from Iron Age in Spain
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The archaeologists in Spain have unearthed skeletons from a site that indicates that the country be a massacre ground from the Iron Ages thousands of years ago. The site is located in the town of La Hoya in Spain's Basque region and was first spotted by archaeologists in 1935 and excavated in 1973. The scientists studied 13 skeletons that were removed from the site. The bodies were dismembered and not buried in a proper grave.
