Muhler
Imperial Majesty
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- Denmark
I don't know what they may have been seeing on Falster, but the museums in Aarhus are of course familiar to me.
Aros is the main art museum there. It's very popular among the locals, because they present art in a way so even laymen (and children) appreciate it.
The hyper modern Moesgaard Museum exhibits details about Denmarks early past. From the Stoneage onwards. and it includes a bog mummy. The Grauballe Man - the worlds best preserved bog mummy and I dare say after Ötsil also one of the most thoroughly examined corpses from that period.
He was killed for whatever reason and placed or dumped in a bog after his death around 290 BC. He was 34 years old.
You can read a little about him here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grauballe_Man
He must have fascinated M&F's children, while no doubt also finding him a bit spooky!
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Ld4VrPCZ1...OoM/cUoeSFHR4j4/s1600/IMG_20141016_125110.jpg
His colleague, the Tollund Man, was by all accounts sacrificed and tenderly laid to rest in a bog. He too was in his 30's when he was killed around 405-384 BC.
https://silkeborgcom.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/tollundmanden.jpg
Being an ethnographic museum it depicts vividly how the first Danes looked like: https://videnskab.dk/sites/default/files/article_media/_mg_6702_2_0.jpg
In fact this gentleman may have been here before the Danes came.
I have also updated the map I uploaded previously:
https://app.box.com/s/7dyf8j4gssjqy4mzkqpu3wj04gob79v4
Aros is the main art museum there. It's very popular among the locals, because they present art in a way so even laymen (and children) appreciate it.
The hyper modern Moesgaard Museum exhibits details about Denmarks early past. From the Stoneage onwards. and it includes a bog mummy. The Grauballe Man - the worlds best preserved bog mummy and I dare say after Ötsil also one of the most thoroughly examined corpses from that period.
He was killed for whatever reason and placed or dumped in a bog after his death around 290 BC. He was 34 years old.
You can read a little about him here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grauballe_Man
He must have fascinated M&F's children, while no doubt also finding him a bit spooky!
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Ld4VrPCZ1...OoM/cUoeSFHR4j4/s1600/IMG_20141016_125110.jpg
His colleague, the Tollund Man, was by all accounts sacrificed and tenderly laid to rest in a bog. He too was in his 30's when he was killed around 405-384 BC.
https://silkeborgcom.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/tollundmanden.jpg
Being an ethnographic museum it depicts vividly how the first Danes looked like: https://videnskab.dk/sites/default/files/article_media/_mg_6702_2_0.jpg
In fact this gentleman may have been here before the Danes came.
I have also updated the map I uploaded previously:
https://app.box.com/s/7dyf8j4gssjqy4mzkqpu3wj04gob79v4
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