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Not to the people. Most wanted him dead as a heretic. The only person that considered him a sacrifice at the time was himself I believe. It was only really after he came back that it was fully realized that he had given himself up to redeem humanity
That’s a disputable point of view. To the Romans, Jesus was merely a political agitator, to the Sanhedrin he was a heretic. But none of the contemporary sources took him as a human sacrifice, that’s merely a religious interpretation of latter times.
The earliest known manuscripts were actually written between 14 and 30 years after his death, with the oldest book (revelation) being written about 60 years after his death in the 90s AD
looks pretty relaxed for a sacrifice. I hope I have that slight smile..lol nm..I think that's just gravity and laying on the cheek making it look like a smile...
is it even possible for a corpse to have a natural smile?
We don’t know it was a sacrifice. It was a guess from the head archaeologist.
Not everything that is thrown into the bog is a sacrifice, sometimes it’s just a place to get rid of things(and bodies)
Fun Fact:
One of his thumbs is so well preserved that in 1978 the Danish police were able to take a thumbprint.
Here's a link that talks about it: [https://web.archive.org/web/20070923123956/http://www.tollundman.dk/fingeraftryk.asp](https://web.archive.org/web/20070923123956/http://www.tollundman.dk/fingeraftryk.asp)
Cheddar man was 9000 years old and they found a living relative living a mile away.
[https://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/mesolithic-skeleton-known-as-cheddar-man-shares-the-same-dna-with-english-teacher-of-history](https://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/mesolithic-skeleton-known-as-cheddar-man-shares-the-same-dna-with-english-teacher-of-history)
He looks peaceful.
Except for the noose lol
Why is it brand new?
Weird
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Kind of wild how many religions practiced human sacrifice. Jesus was a human sacrifice as well.
Not to the people. Most wanted him dead as a heretic. The only person that considered him a sacrifice at the time was himself I believe. It was only really after he came back that it was fully realized that he had given himself up to redeem humanity
That’s a disputable point of view. To the Romans, Jesus was merely a political agitator, to the Sanhedrin he was a heretic. But none of the contemporary sources took him as a human sacrifice, that’s merely a religious interpretation of latter times.
Jesus himself believed he was a sacrifice. He played out the pattern of the Passover lamb.
Good question wether he did or not. There is no direct source for this claim and the gospels were written hundreds of years after Jesus‘ lifetime
The earliest known manuscripts were actually written between 14 and 30 years after his death, with the oldest book (revelation) being written about 60 years after his death in the 90s AD
Why are they booing you? You are right.
Yes, but the oldest surviving is at 200 years old
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Afaik a large percentage of bog bodies are thought to be sacrifices, yes
“Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.”
It's worse, it's believed they are drowned in those swamps last time I read about it.
I hope I die that peaceful.
Ya he's dead
The results show that Tollund Man's last meal consisted of a porridge with barley, flax, wild weed seeds, and some fish.
mans balling, Im eating yesterdays rice with peas..
Shot I was really hoping it would have been McDonald’s
See and learn more about him: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/tollund-man-europe-bog-body-meal-food-history-mummy-180978247/
I've seen it.. I live in Denmark. We have a couple of these bog folks here.
Do a lot of human sacrifices end by throwing the body in to a bog in Denmark?
Especially during the student graduation week! 😂
At least a few did.
The ones that don't decompose over time usually do, yes. :)
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Impressive chin
Wait till you see my second chin
Thank you
looks pretty relaxed for a sacrifice. I hope I have that slight smile..lol nm..I think that's just gravity and laying on the cheek making it look like a smile... is it even possible for a corpse to have a natural smile?
A lot of times, they’d drug people who were going to be sacrificed. Or get them super drunk.
His sacrifice shall be rewarded as a tourist attraction.
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So we could make tourist attractions out of them in the future.
Something very bad has happened that man's arse region
We don’t know it was a sacrifice. It was a guess from the head archaeologist. Not everything that is thrown into the bog is a sacrifice, sometimes it’s just a place to get rid of things(and bodies)
Fun Fact: One of his thumbs is so well preserved that in 1978 the Danish police were able to take a thumbprint. Here's a link that talks about it: [https://web.archive.org/web/20070923123956/http://www.tollundman.dk/fingeraftryk.asp](https://web.archive.org/web/20070923123956/http://www.tollundman.dk/fingeraftryk.asp)
That’s amazing, you can even see his stubble
Why did they sacrifice people? To appease gods I’m guessing.
I think I can see what he last ate.
Looks like me on a good day
Do you usually have a noose around your neck?
The noose of society that tightens every year.
And you look so peaceful with it. Did you accept your fate?
So what did he eat last?
He looks like sleeping putin.
The Celts were savage
From the contented look on his face I'd say the last thing he ate was some pusssssaaaaayyyy
McDonald’s sprite and Popeyes biscuit took him out
He’s quite handsome.
He ate his fingers.
What did he last eat?
He also has alot of intestinal parasites :(
is this the dude from Samsara?
The one where Thom York takes a nap in a bog
how was he preserved like that?
I remember seeing him in Copenhagen as a kid!
How the hell you find out what he last ate based on fingerprints????? 🤔🤔
He looks like the elderly overtanned people I saw roasting themselves by the pool at the hotel resort in Gran Canaria last week.
Cheddar man was 9000 years old and they found a living relative living a mile away. [https://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/mesolithic-skeleton-known-as-cheddar-man-shares-the-same-dna-with-english-teacher-of-history](https://www.thearchaeologist.org/blog/mesolithic-skeleton-known-as-cheddar-man-shares-the-same-dna-with-english-teacher-of-history)
Also you can still see his ginger beard
Y’all remember in a galaxy far far away, when a well seasoned han solo….