This is Vittrup Man—the name given to the bones of a hunter-gatherer from the Stone Age. For 5,000 years, his skull has been preserved in a Danish bog thanks to the right temperature, plant life, and oxygen levels. His remains, found alongside the weapon that murdered him, provide fascinating insights into two pre-historic periods and cultures. Find out more about what was revealed: https://lnkd.in/eP6fXRSQ
Matthijs Koeman
1mo
The murder weapon must have been a tree, the skull is shattered!
Dirk Martin
1mo
But the petroglyphs at Tanum are about 2000 years younger than this case I understand?
Florence Nuesch
1mo
You should see the other guy 🤼♂️
Luiz Arduini
1mo
It looks like he had a blast 😂🙃
Joel Patience 💠
1mo
How very interesting! Sounds like a cold case job for Hercule Poirot !
Audrey W.
1mo
"Dun-Dun"
Ken Foster
1mo
C.S.I. Neolithic
Filmmaker
1moMe when I leave a stone in a bog.