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Lista de cuerpos de pantano

Esta es una lista de cadáveres de turberas ordenados por país en el que fueron descubiertos por primera vez. Los cadáveres de turberas, o personas de las turberas, son cadáveres de humanos y algunos animales conservados de forma natural y recuperados de las turberas . Los cadáveres se han encontrado con mayor frecuencia en países del norte de Europa como Dinamarca, Alemania, Países Bajos, Reino Unido e Irlanda. Los informes de cadáveres de turberas aparecieron a principios del siglo XVIII. [1]

En 1965, el científico alemán Alfred Dieck catalogó más de 1.850 cuerpos de pantano, pero estudios posteriores revelaron que gran parte del trabajo de Dieck era erróneo. [2] Se han recuperado y estudiado cientos de cuerpos de pantano, [3] aunque se cree que solo alrededor de 45 cuerpos de pantano permanecen intactos en la actualidad. [4]

Cómo utilizar esta lista

Lista

Dinamarca

Alemania

Irlanda

Netherlands

Poland

Sweden

Great Britain

Other locations

See also

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