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Today the body is on display at the Moesgaard Museum near Aarhus, where it can be viewed by visitors. Information about the Grauballe Man's life has been ascertained from his remains. His hands were smooth and did not show evidence of hard work, indicating that Grauballe Man was not employed in hard labour such as farming.[5] Study of his teeth and jaws indicated that he had suffered from "periods of starvation or a poor state of health during his early childhood."
A Bog Body for more than 2000 Years Ago!
Today the body is on display at the Moesgaard Museum near Aarhus, where it can be viewed by visitors. Information about the Grauballe Man's life has been ascertained from his remains. His hands were smooth and did not show evidence of hard work, indicating that Grauballe Man was not employed in hard labour such as farming.[5] Study of his teeth and jaws indicated that he had suffered from "periods of starvation or a poor state of health during his early childhood."