The mystery of Europe's most famous bog bodies
The Tollund Man and Grauballe Man are two of Denmark's most famous 'bog bodies,' preserved for over 2,000 years in peat bogs. Thought to have died in ritual sacrifices, they bridge archaeology and mystery. Their remarkably lifelike faces, skin, and body parts raise questions and offer some clues about life and death in Iron Age Europe.
Film by Adrienne Murray & James Brooks
Commissioning Executive: Camelia Sadeghzadeh




















