The remains of an unidentified person have now been removed from the site
A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out to determine the identity of a person found buried in a field in Nottinghamshire.
The remains have now been removed from the site, and it is hoped a post-mortem will identify the person and how they died.They have also not said how old the remains were, but said they were "not ancient bones". "We always knew this was going to be a complicated scene to manage and we have had a whole range of scientists working up there over the course of the last two weeks including bone specialists and forensic archaeologists."Supt Rukas said she wanted to reassure people there was nothing to indicate there was more than one person buried in the area.
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