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Just looking at this from the pictures, I can make a few professional comments:

1) The cards with photos attached are obviously some type of reciept or tracking card denoting the individual was in police or regime custody. The photos are apparently of the person who was in custody.
2) The remains are old, dried, and definitely in an advanced stage of decay. It takes at least 9 months to several years for a body to decay to the point most of them appear to be.
3) The "shooting gallery" was an area reserved for executing prisoners.
4) Keeping the remains with proper documentation makes me speculate that the Fedayeen had to be able to prove the individuals death penalty was carried out by producing evidence.
5) read this from another post- many of them have gunshot wounds to the head, denoting execution.

This is a few things I gather from the photos and text.

I saw some of the footage on ITV News Channel, the remains (seemed to be mainly just bones) were a dusty brown colour, roughly the same colour as the surrounding desert. Does that mean they could have been previously buried? What colour do bones go if they are just left?

re: 4) Keeping the remains with proper documentation makes me speculate that the Fedayeen had to be able to prove the individuals death penalty was carried out by producing evidence. )))

Do you mean, to prove to the Boss that the execution has actually taken place?