Sri Lanka, June 3 -- Excavation work under the second segment of the third phase of the Chemmani mass grave investigation resumed on Monday (1), following a temporary suspension, with investigators unearthing a human skeletal remains bearing a coin-shaped pendant around the neck.

The third phase of excavations at the Chemmani mass grave site commenced on April 28 and continued for 12 days until May 9, when work was temporarily halted. Excavation activities resumed on Monday under judicial supervision.

During the day's excavation, a skeletal remains with a coin-shaped pendant located around the neck area was fully excavated and documented by investigators. A coconut shell was also recovered from within the burial site. Several other skel...