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Tollundman's calm and serene face. Still in good original condition. Although more than 2,400 years have passed

mummy figure The Tollund Man, more than 2,400 years old, still has the remains of the last meal he ate before his death. The components of the special meal indicate that The unfortunate middle-aged man was a victim of a human XO sacrifice. To worship the gods in the Iron Age

The latest research, published in the journal Antiquity, says a team of scientists and archaeologists at the Danish National Museum. Tallundman's colon was studied again. After excavating the body of this mummy for the first time in a swamp or the marshy marshes near the village of Tollund in central Denmark, 1950.

The research team was able to isolate and enumerate the components of the last meal that Tollundman ate. It turned out to be boiled barley with slightly more fatty fish fillets.

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Although boiled barley was a common meal for the ancient people of the Iron Age. But fish is not something that is often eaten. Several types of herbaceous and non-food weed seeds were also found. Including a mixture of materials such as grains of sand, charcoal and food scraps that have burned to the bottom of the clay pot