Following that, he added: "Once we've excavated most of the remains, switch to the iron shovels nearby for local clearing. This way, we can preserve the skeletal state to the greatest extent."
Actually, Jiang An's work requirements are not excessive because for bones buried in soil, once a fracture occurs, it's impossible to determine whether it was formed before death or during excavation, which would greatly hinder subsequent analysis."
A few people bent over and dug for a while longer, and most of the skeleton was exposed.
Then, as Jiang An suggested, they switched to smaller iron shovels.
After another half hour of digging, they cleared out the third body.
After doing this, everyone stared straight at the three bodies lined up on the ground.
The three bodies were arranged in a row, with skulls, limbs, thorax, ribs, and other large bones aligned according to anatomical structure.
At this moment, the deceased's clothes were placed on the ground beside the bodies.
