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New Research Sheds New Light on Mysterious Centuries-Old Skeleton in Coevorden: 'Not a Spaniard'

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The centuries-old skeleton in Coevorden, which for years was thought to be that of a fallen Spanish soldier, is not Spanish. This has been revealed by research into the skeleton's jaw. The answer to the man's origins? That was found in his tooth.
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The centuries-old skeleton in Coevorden, which for years was thought to be that of a fallen Spanish soldier, is not Spanish. This has been revealed by research into the skeleton's jaw. The answer to the man's origins? That was found in his tooth.

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RTV Drenthe broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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