The Economic Times

A 7-year-old found human teeth on UK's Cornish coast. They may be linked to the 1721 Royal Anne Galley wreck

While exploring the rugged coast of Cornwall, a young boy stumbled upon human teeth, igniting an archaeological inquiry. The investigation uncovered numerous human remains, suggesting it could be a significant burial site. Radiocarbon analysis traced the remains back to the early 1720s, aligning with the tragic Royal Anne Galley shipwreck that claimed over 200 lives, potentially unveiling a long-speculated resting place for the deceased sailors.