Such Iron Age bog bodies typically illustrate a number of similarities, such as violent deaths and a lack of clothing, leading archaeologists to believe that they were killed and deposited in the bogs as a part of a widespread cultural tradition of human sacrifice or the execution of criminals.
Estas momias da Idade de Ferro amosan gran número de semellanzas, como mortes violentas e falta de roupa, o que levou ós arqueólogos a crer que foron asasinados e logo depositados nos pantanos como parte dunha estendida tradición cultural de sacrificios humanos ou execución de criminais.