Archaeologists have
solved a 1900-year-old 'cold case' mystery - using a medical CT scanner
to scan the head of an Iron Age murder victim.
The preserved head of the second century Briton - known as
The Worsley Man due to his location near Salford - was found in a peat
bog in 1958.
The scan
shows he as bludgeoned over the head, garrotted and then beheaded -
leading archaeologists to suspect he was sacrificed.
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