50 Graves Uncovered at Medieval Pilgrimage Site in England

The human remains, which have been exhumed, may help archaeologists learn more about the medieval era, according to Archaeology Warwickshire, an archaeology and excavation firm. The company plans to study each skeleton to determine its sex and approximate age, and to identify evidence of injuries or diseases preserved in the bones, said Stuart Palmer, the business manager of Archaeology Warwickshire. "The teeth will give us a lot of information about diet, as well," Palmer told Live Science.