Maastricht Skeletons '100 to 200 Years Old' - From Expatica, the skeletons found in the southern Dutch city Maastricht at the start of May are between 100 to 200 years old, research by the Dutch Forensics Institute (NFI) has indicated.

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Maastricht Skeletons '100 to 200 Years Old'

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	From Expatica, the skeletons found in the southern Dutch city Maastricht at the start of May are between 100 to 200 years old, research by the Dutch Forensics Institute (NFI) has indicated. Sponsored Links:
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