That's right. |
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Come on... |
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Oi! |
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Have a drink on me. |
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And a smoke
while you're at it. |
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Get off! |
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Bitch! |
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Yeah. |
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Give me me boot back,
you swamp slobber. |
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As I am sure
you all know, |
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bog bodies are
the naturally-mummified remains |
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of human beings, preserved in
the mineral-rich waters of peat bogs. |
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They mostly come
from the Bronze and Iron Age |
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around 2,000 years ago, |
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but cover a time span
from prehistory |
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to present day. |
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They're found all over
Northern Europe, |
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particularly Ireland and Denmark, |
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where this example
was unearthed in 1953. |
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And here's another. |
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And another. |
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