A re-analysis of the stomach contents belonging to a naturally mummified Iron Age man is providing new insights into his surprisingly nutritious final meal and compromised state of health. Tollund Man ...
A re-examination of the last meal of an Early Iron Age Denmark bog body called Tollund Man has revealed new details about his final hours. According to findings published Wednesday in the journal ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scientists have probed the gut contents of Tollund Man, a well-preserved "bog body" from the Early Iron Age in Denmark, and found ...
A team of researchers from Denmark's Museum Silkeborg, the National Museum of Denmark, Moesgaard Museum and Aarhus University, has conducted the most detailed study to date of Tollund Man's stomach ...
When peat cutters in central Denmark uncovered a man’s body in a bog in 1950, the corpse looked so fresh that they assumed they had stumbled on a recent murder and called the police. The truth turned ...
When the Tollund Man was discovered in a bog in Denmark 71 years ago, he was so well preserved that his finders thought he was the victim of a recent murder. It took archaeologists to reveal he had ...
SILKEBORG, DENMARK—NBC News reports that Nina Nielsen of Silkeborg Museum and her colleagues have re-examined the intestinal contents of Tollund Man, whose 2,400-year-old, naturally preserved remains ...
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