Human Remains of Sacrifice Victims Found by Workers | M.P. Pellcer

Engineers with Thames Water, a U.K. utility company were laying down pipes in Oxfordshire, 50 miles outside of London, when they unearthed various skeletons.

Cotswold Archaeology excavated the site and examined the 26 skeletons found. They dated back almost 3,000 years to the Iron Age and Roman period. Most disturbing were indications some of them were victims of human sacrifice.

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The Hexham Dog Man | M.P. Pellicer

In 1971, two boys made a discovery near a privet hedge in their yard, which opened the gateway to something sinister.

 Colin and Leslie Robson, ages 9 and 11, dug up tennis ball-size, carved heads in the garden of their home in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1971.

When their mother Jean took a closer look, she realized faces were etched on the stones.

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THE LAKE OF DEATH: STILL AS MYSTERIOUS AS WHEN IT WAS DISCOVERED IN 1942

THE LAKE OF DEATH: STILL AS MYSTERIOUS AS WHEN IT WAS DISCOVERED IN 1942