British Jews to bury possible medieval massacre victims
LAST UPDATED: 03/19/2013 14:11
The remains of seventeen bodies, discovered at the bottom of a well in the city
of Norwich in 2004, were given a Jewish burial in Earlham Cemetery on
Tuesday.
The bodies, which were dated to somewhere between the 12th and
13th centuries, were found during an archaeological dig prior to construction of
a new shopping center and are suspected to belong to Jews. According to the 2011
BBC documentary History Cold Case: the Bodies in a Well, fractures and other
physical evidence may point to violent deaths.