A local police officer posted a photo of the find on Instagram. An observant reporter brought back an old part of a possibly human jaw. Whether or not this is true remains to be seen from further research. April Pijpelink, the physical anthropologist who examined the 81 skeletons from the Vian mass grave, does not dare to say with certainty from a photo. “At first glance, it does look human. But to be sure, I should also see the chewing surface. Because otherwise it could also be a pig’s jaw, for example.”
Jaw found along the Lek in Vianen: is it the start of a major archaeological find again?
