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Archaeologists discover Iron Age woman's remains, likely ritually sacrificed, in Northern Ireland bog.
Ancient remains found in a Co Londonderry bog in Northern Ireland belong to a young woman who lived about 2,000 years ago during the Iron Age.
Initially thought to be a boy, the remains, named Ballymacombs More Woman, show signs of intentional decapitation, possibly a ritual sacrifice.
The discovery, dated between 343 BCE to 1 BCE, is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds in Ireland, offering insights into ancient life and rituals.
A woven plant-based item found with the remains is also under study.
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Los arqueólogos descubren restos de mujeres de la Edad de Hierro, probablemente sacrificadas ritualmente, en el pantano de Irlanda del Norte.