Yde Girl (English: /ˈɪdə/) is a bog body found in the Stijfveen peat bog near the village of Yde, Netherlands. She was found on 12 May 1897 and was reputedly ...

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For example, a number of bog bodies from our collection travelled to America and Japan as part of the exhibition Mummies of the World. Past7 July 2024 till ...

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The Yde Girl is the most famous bog body in the Netherlands. She was discovered in the peat in May of 1897 by two turf cutters from Drenthe.

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A Dutch farmer named Hilbrand Gringhuis was out cutting peat on the Netherlands side of Bourtangermoor when he uncovered something very unsettling.

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Drents Museum in Assen, which has the largest collection of bog bodies in the world, is where Yde girl can be found. A sign at the location ...

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... Drents Museum in Assen, the Netherlands, home of the bog body known as Yde Girl. We may never get a clear answer, and it now seems unlikely that a single ...

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Since the remains of only 20 bog bodies have been preserved, all and bones are still visible in a few spots; the skin of the vulva and a breast could be ...

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In 1904 two bodies were found in the southern part of the Bourtanger Moor in the Netherlands. Because one of them lays on the outstretched arm of the other, ...

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Some were given a posthumous burial after being discovered and some simply vanished. Others are now on exhibition at the Drents Museum in Assen.

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Here are photos of the bog bodies, one photo was taken in 1904 after the discovery and one more recent photo. You can visit this couple at the Drents museum in ...

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