This is the second set of historic remains to be found in the area in two months, officials said.
By Kerry BreenThe remains of a human skull found on a beach in the United Kingdom might be hundreds of years old, officials say.according to a news release from the Cornwall Council
"The beach clean we hosted that day was just like any other, and off I went as usual to scour the sand dunes for plastic. The dunes are a great place to discover vintage litter, as the sand can perfectly preserve it for decades - only now do I really know that it isn't plastic that is preserved here!" she said in the news release. The find was investigated by the Devon and Cornwall police, as well as Cornwall Council's Strategic Historic Environment Team.
"Historic burials tend to appear every couple of years or so, but to have two sets of remains appear over two months is more unusual," Reynolds said."It serves as a reflection of the continually changing coastline and the potential for more archaeological remains to be revealed, particularly at this time of year."
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