The Vatican made its latest attempt on Saturday to unravel the mystery of the disappearance of a teenage Italian girl 36 years ago, APA reports citing BBC.
The first attempt on 11 July exhumed two tombs a tip-off had said might contain Emanuela Orlandi's remains.
But it only deepened the mystery as even the bones of two princesses thought to be there were missing.
Experts on Saturday examined two ossuaries - small chambers where dead are buried - found in the first search.
Bones were unearthed from the ossuaries and analysed at the site. Analysis of the bones would continue next Saturday, the Vatican said.
Ms Orlandi's family hopes the search at the Vatican's Pontifical Teutonic College holds the key to a mystery that has gripped Italy since 1983.
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