Arta: Heat stroke the cause of the infant's death - He stayed in the car for almost 8 hours (VIDEO)

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According to the forensic report that became known after the autopsy procedure, The hours that followed for the child were dramatic, since the temperature from 20 degrees Celsius prevailed outside, At noon on Saturday (13/5) the funeral of the unfortunate infant, 5.5 months old, The local community, as well as the whole of Greece, is shocked by the case, with the first elements of the forensic report coming to light. Read more: https://www.grtimes.gr/ellada/arta-thermoplixia-i-aitia-thanatoy-toy-vrefoys-emeine

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Iceland,” said Albína Hulda Pálsdottir, a PhD student at the University of Oslo in Norway who co-authored a recent paper about the horses in the Journal of Archaeological Sciences, according to a university statement.

“There are almost no infants or children, and very few women,” she continued. “We don't know how the rest of the population was buried. Perhaps they were laid in swamps or lakes, or sunk in the sea.”

A small piece of canine from a horse found in a Viking grave in Sturluflat, Iceland with enough DNA to determine the horse's gender.
A small piece of canine from a horse found in a Viking grave in Sturluflat, Iceland with enough DNA to determine the horse's gender.

Albina Hulda Pálsdottir


The archaeologists did find three other mares outside of the ceremonial graves, and concluded from their bone fragments that Vikings likely butchered them for food. In contrast, the remains of the horses found in the graves bear signs of ceremonial killing.

“If a horse skull has a fracture on the forehead, it is very clear that it was slaughtered with a hit on the forehead,” Pálsdottir said. “There are also a few cases where the horse has been beheaded, meaning the head has been separated from the rest of the body.”

The archaeologists note that none of the horses in the graves died of natural causes. Rather, Vikings killed them in the prime of their lives in order to bury them with older, dead men. This could be a way of conveying an important man’s status, or perhaps preparing him for the afterlife.

“Today, we think of death and a funeral as an ending, and then it may seem wasteful to slaughter a great stallion just to bury it,” said Sanne Boessenkool, a professor at the University of Oslo who also co-authored the horse paper, in the university’s statement. “But if the people at the time believed in a life after death, they maybe thought that the horse had a function.”

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