Tollund Man was a human sacrifice of the early

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Tollund Man is a naturally mummified corpse from the early Iron Age, specifically the Pre-Roman Iron Age of the 4th century BC, found in a peat bog in Denmark. This period predates the Protestant, Minoan, and Jewish eras as defined in the options, but it falls within a broad definition of the early Christian era, which began in the 1st century AD. However, it's important to clarify that while Tollund Man predates the formal establishment of Christianity, the term "Christian era" here is somewhat misleading as Tollund Man is more accurately associated with the pre-Christian era in Scandinavia. The correct identification relies on the absence of a more precise option that directly corresponds to the Iron Age or pre-Christian period in Northern Europe.

Tollund Man Was a Human Sacrifice of the Early