Mystery Skeleton in Westminster Abbey Sarcophagus May Be Identified

• A skeleton found in a Roman sarcophagus at Westminster Abbey in the late 1800s may be identified after 150 years.
• The sarcophagus had an 11th-century Anglo-Saxon cross on the lid and a fourth-century Roman inscription on the base.
• Westminster Abbey's consulting archaeologist believes they have solved the mystery, according to a new study.
• The identity of the skeleton remains uncertain, but new research is providing more clues.
• Further analysis and research are planned to confirm the identity of the skeleton.