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One of these things found in Rabivere, Estonia, in 1936 was disposed of before it could be properly studied. Alfred Dieck fabricated evidence of these things, which provide evidence of the Suebian knot. A 1969 book by P.V. Glob summarized research (20[1])on these specimens, including ones found in Elling and Tollund. (20[4]0[1])These specimens (20[2])are (20[1])(*) preserved by the (10[1])antibacterial properties of sphagnum. These usually Iron-Age specimens frequently (10[1])exhibit signs of violent deaths, which has fueled speculation about ritual sacrifice among Germanic peoples. These specimens' bones (0[1])are usually dissolved, leaving behind darkened soft tissue. For 10 points, name these human remains found buried beneath layers of peat. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])

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