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Clonycavan Man is the name
given to a well-preserved Iron Age bog body
found in
Clonycavan, Ballivor,
County Meath,
Ireland in
March 2003. The body shows...
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Croghan Man was
found three months after a
similar find, now
known as
Clonycavan Man, in
County Meath. The man is
calculated (based on his arm span) to...
- Museum, London,
United Kingdom),
Grauballe Man, Girl of the
Uchter Moor,
Clonycavan Man,
Roter Franz and
Windeby I.
Hundreds of bog
bodies have been recovered...
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existence in many
parts of the
world for millennia. For instance, the
Clonycavan Man, a 2000-year-old male bog body
discovered near Dublin, Ireland, in...
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Clonycavan Man, c. 392–201 BC...
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believed to have been
responsible for such things. Like Old
Croghan Man and
Clonycavan Man, he was
buried near a hill that may have been used for
kingship initiation...
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Antiquaries of Scotland.
Retrieved 8
August 2012. "The Peat Men from
Clonycavan and Oldcroghan".
British Archaeology (110). 2010. Van der Sanden, Wijnand...
- date from Greco-Roman times,
around 2,300
years ago. The
Irish bog body
Clonycavan Man,
which has been
radiocarbon dated to
between 392 BC and 201 BC, was...
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examples of
apparent elite victims of
ritual killing are Old
Croghan Man and
Clonycavan Man, both from
approximately 400 to 175 BC.
Earlier bodies appear to have...
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examples of
these preserved specimens are
Tollund Man, Haraldskær Woman,
Clonycavan Man and
Lindow Man. Such bogs can also
preserve human hair and clothing...
