For decades she was the 'blindfolded girl of the bog.' 🪦

For decades she was the 'blindfolded girl of the bog.' 🪦 . . . In May 1952, peat cutters at Windeby, Germany pulled a teenage body from the peat with a woolen band over the eyes and half the scalp shaved. Textbooks called her an adulteress drowned around 41 BCE. In 2005-2006, anthropologist Heather Gill-Robinson ran analysis at the Schleswig museum and argued the 'girl' was a 16-year-old boy — though today's scientific consensus has swung back to identifying the body as female.