The little girl younger than nine years with his hands tied and injuries to the head because the violence was finally discovered after 1,800 years.
This harshest possible murder mystery is "cold cases" which have been resolved until today. The mystery that made the police confusion and archaeologists since this event occurred 1,800 years ago.
This little girl's skeleton was found at the Roman fort, Vindolanda, near Bordan Mill, Northumberland. Thorough examination will be done in a few days and sort them out a few months later.
Cremation at that time prohibited, archaeologists believe that the girl was murdered and then buried in a hurry so as not to arouse suspicion. It remains unclear whether the girl's head injury was the cause of death of that poor child.
Dr Trudi Buck, physical anthropologist from Durham University in ensuring that the framework is a framework that kid probably is a girl. The possibility of the girl was found bound to see the current position.
Vindolanda director of excavations, Dr Andrew Birley said "scenario that may happen is the little girl is considered a treasure in which two soldiers end up fighting noisyand wounding innocent little girl."
This sort of thing often happened, Birley grandfather never find a similar framework with a dagger stabbing the corpse ribs
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