The archaeologists first found the bones from a human leg, and then a pelvis and a lower jaw with some teeth still attached.Image credit: Christian Dedenroth-Schou, ROMU
The archaeologists first found the bones from a human leg, and then a pelvis and a lower jaw with some teeth still attached.Image credit: Christian Dedenroth-Schou, ROMU
Or a drunk that wandered into the bog and got stuck.
If it’s male, name him Peat. It sounds less pretentious than Stenløse Man.
The thing about bog-bodies is their well preserved appearance.
Finding a skeleton in a bog is not finding a bog-body, but finding a skeleton in a bog.
This is what a bog-body looks like:
It is always a religious sacrifice with these experts when it was Og who found Gog fooling with his wife and dumped his body into the Bog.... : )
If Western Maoists have their way we’ll be bag to human sacrifices soon.
Bog bodies bug me.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
That’s why peat moss is not a good idea for gardening. It is anti-microbial.
Now that’s a cold case.
