He was killed three times, then eaten his last meal one last time. πΎ . . . On August 1, 1984, peat cutters at Lindow Moss in Cheshire lifted the 2,000-year-old torso of a man out of the bog. Forensics showed he was struck on the head, garrotted until his neck snapped, and had his throat cut β all in sequence. His final meal, still in his stomach: a burnt griddle-cake of wheat and barley.
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