Archeologists found the happy couple holding hands in an earthen grave during an excavation of a "lost" chapel in Leicestershire, England, researchers reported Sept. 18. "We have seen similar ...

Till death do us part: This couple has been holding hands for 700 years. Photo: University of Leicester Archaeological Services A couple living in Medieval England have spent hundreds of years ...

The skeletal remains of a Roman-era couple reveal the pair has been holding hands for 1,500 years ... Excavated by archaeologist Licia Diamanti, the skeleton couple belonged to the 11 tomb ...

The centuries-old skeletons were unearthed at the Chapel of St Morrell, a site of pilgrimage in Hallaton during the 14th Century. Local volunteers had been digging the site, believed to be built ...

Buried near Lake Baikal, the skeletons of the elderly man and his wife – or concubine – are resting in a final affectionate embrace, holding hands ... The male skeleton is complete but ...

Fifteen-hundred years ago, a single mighty blow crashed down upon a man in Italy, severing his right hand ... the blade-handed skeleton alone in a tomb, with its right arm bent at the elbow ...

LONDON, England (ABC News) -- Archaeologists with the University of Leicester uncovered remains of two skeletons holding hands believed to have been resting that way for at least 700 years.