Tollund Man reconstruction, Silkeborg Museum, Denmark
Reconstruction of Tollund Man, 2020, by Kennis and Kennis Reconstructions, showing him 6 months before death, standing in the bog with a spade, wearing a wool garment, belt and sheepskin cape, in Silkeborg Museum, a Danish history museum housed in Silkeborg Manor, in Silkeborg, Midtjylland, Jutland, Denmark. The mummified body of Tollund Man, who died 405-384 BC from hanging, was discovered in 1950 in Bjældskovdal peat bog near Silkeborg. Philippe Froesch worked on a digital facial reconstruction in 2018, using CT scans of the skull. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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