51.   By Jewish law and tradition, remains should not be disturbed.

52.   Clearly visible were the remains of barrels, a large amount of lead shot and part of what may have been a wooden bilge pump or a decayed mast.

53.   Comparing the two lists should help officials determine which remains were disturbed.

54.   De Leon acknowledged the advances in science when he was asked if there were any remains at the laboratory that were positively unidentifiable.

55.   Despite abundant decay and neglect, Tbilisi remains is a delighful maze of cobbled streets, twisting lanes, colorful wooden facades and marvelous architectural detail.

56.   Earlier this year, the federal government, based on the age of the skeleton, ruled that the remains were Native American.

57.   Exactly where were his remains until now?

58.   For better or worse remains to be seen.

59.   For five years, these remains had been stored at a forensics laboratory in the southern Russian city of Rostov.

60.   Forest Lawn officials said the remains were those of Alexander Williamson.