In pictures: HS2 uncovers Iron Age murder victim

Iron Age Skeleton

Teams have also discovered timber Stonehenge-style formation during excavation work

Archaeologists working on the HS2 project in Buckinghamshire have discovered a skeleton believed to be a murder victim from the Iron Age.

During the excavation work at Wellwick Farm near Wendover, archaeologists discovered a skeleton of an adult male buried face down in a ditch with hands bound together under his pelvis.

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