9,000-year-old remains of woman and unborn child found together in Baltic cave

The remains of a young woman and her unborn child, buried together, have been discovered in the Suder Vagnhus cave on the Swedish island of Lilla Karlsö off the coast of Gotland. Preliminary analysis suggests the bones may be between 8,000 and 9,500 years old, making the find a rare and moving testament to prehistoric burial practices.