Police have located further items believed to be linked to missing Belgian woman, Celine Cremer.
Commander Nathan Johnston said the specialist search team completed a detailed examination of a 350-metre section of the Arthur River on Sunday and Monday, locating five additional bones, two teeth and a Honda car key.
"Police have today formally verified that the car key belongs to Celine," he said.
"The search undertaken over the past two days was thorough and methodical, and many of these items were located beneath debris, embedded in the riverbed itself."
Search personnel from Tasmania Police, alongside Ambulance Tasmania wilderness paramedics, were winched into the area and, due to severe weather conditions, were required to camp overnight on Sunday before being extracted yesterday evening.
"We are continuing our liaison with Celine's family to keep them informed as we review the search efforts to date," Commander Johnston said.
The forensic testing process is continuing, with no further updates currently available.
