Leave him rest in peace! You do not need to know anything about how he lived. What a desecration!

There was a fetus under his feet too.

Why do you like diging in dead ??????????? Let them rest in peace!!!!!!!!

Who gave them the right to bother the dead? This man’s grave? Godless people doing godless things.

I am from India and the meaning of Lund here is d**k 😂😂😅😅😅

Why? What is the point of this?

It's funny how they touch his fingers, hoping to find rings.

Heck he looks good. Maybe only 250 ish

Rest in peace means nothing these days

preserved? Looks like concrete. I want a coffin like that with lots of room in it. I'm Closter phobic.

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Returning to dust, exactly what we’re made of.

Wasn't that the guy who couldn't make up his mind in the Wizard of Oz?

I don't think it's anything they did. He was probably just layed in there and got lucky

Having a hard time believing raw pure honey didn't help the wound.

@ 0:34 perfect image showing the clothing worn in the period.

What's the point of saying Rest in Peace at a funeral, when mankind is intent on digging up and poking and prodding every single human that's ever died? They seem to want to do everything BUT let them rest in peace?

*deep breath* I LOVE KRABBY PATTIES, I THINK THAT THEY’RE SWELL

Is it too late for cpr

kzbin.info/www/bejne/epanm2CuarRrp8Usi=OCFeIfLMjFnsK8nw. Grandpa owned it before us… the murder case is open…

Don't think of doing that to me!

Mother mary, somebody get this poor man some water. He is so dry that he is made up of sand.

So much for “resting in peace”

“Doctor im not feel too well” “Doctor replies” “you just look a little dehydrated buddy your be alright”

Why can't they let the deceased man rest in peace?

RIP. Isn’t guaranteed. Clearly.

So... bizzare. We can only really picture that time period through the assists of text, stylized paintings, imagination. The era never really felt so real. It was almost like fantasy or fiction especially since most of what we hear about it are royal escapades and scandals, wars, politics. Seeing his body, him being from the 17th century puts a face to it all. 17th century living. It really grounds it as an actual part of history with actual people who lived. I wish he could just wake up and start telling his story and of the people that were around him. What life was like. What he ate. How he slept.

can we just grind him to a powder and make it as a tea or seasoning?

Mitch McCornhole?

He looks much better than the body in my freezer.

But are you sure he is dead?

Hi, I'm learning English and listening to your podcasts. I really like the directionality of your conversations and your clear, pleasant voice. Thank you!

"Totisesti, totisesti minä sanon teille: aika tulee ja on jo, jolloin kuolleet kuulevat Jumalan Pojan äänen, ja jotka sen kuulevat ne saavat elää. Sillä niinkuin Isällä on elämä itsessänsä, niin hän on antanut elämän myös Pojalle, niin että myös hänellä on elämä itsessänsä. Ja hän on antanut hänelle vallan tuomita, koska hän on Ihmisen Poika. Älkää ihmetelkö tätä, sillä hetki tulee, jolloin kaikki, jotka haudoissa ovat, kuulevat hänen äänensä ja tulevat esiin, ne, jotka ovat hyvää tehneet, elämän ylösnousemukseen, mutta ne, jotka ovat pahaa tehneet, tuomion ylösnousemukseen. En minä itsestäni voi mitään tehdä. Niinkuin minä kuulen, niin minä tuomitsen; ja minun tuomioni on oikea, sillä minä en kysy omaa tahtoani, vaan hänen tahtoaan, joka on minut lähettänyt." - Johannes 5:25-30 - Raamattu 1933/1938

"Almost like he was asleep." Tf you mean asleep? Dude dusty as hell 😂

Well preserved. Let's open the box and touch it!

Wonder how the man would feel about his body being picked over hundreds of years later.

There was a curse on the coffin. If it is opened, the country will be invaded by murderous people from far off lands. Did they heed the warning?

My man's about to wake up and fart dust. Lol all jokes aside he looks astonishingly well considereding He's from the 17 century. I guess under the right conditions the body can mummify if the air is dry and windy. The skin becomes as brittle as paper. I have see these mummified bodies in real life you can't even touch them because they literally turn to dust when you do. You need special equipment and Cotton gloves because the oils from your hands can further damage or destroy the body. Kudos to these Historians for taking great care as to Not really touch the body

Funny as f*ck had he opened his eyes or moved. Seven people trying to squeeze through a tiny exit door all shitting themselves. 🤪

As an Indian, the name of the university was hilarious(Lund means dick in hindi)

Miss this place

Is it 1358 yet?

Grave robbers at it again!

One day medical science might be advanced enough to send molecular size mini robots into his brain and begin to rebuild all of the cell wall structures, one by one and adding moisture and pliancey back to the soft tissues. This would then restructure the rest of the body if possible, or adapt to external support systems, possibly a man made body unit if the old body is not available or doesn't take to the rebuilding process. The entire thing might require ten to 15 months of micro resturcturing. All very fascinating. I'd love to see this guy s reaction to being brought back to life three hundred years later. Wow!

He's dead, Jim.

Egyptions getting challenged 😂

Let bro sleep.

Bra talat Håkan! Blev sugen på läsa din bok nu efter jag sett denna intervjun!

Why not let him rest? At some point, this kind of thing is just grave robbery.

I was like ”Hold up, haven’t I been here before?” When I found a meme of Jake Paul digging up Muhammed Ali. Found the video and yes in fact, I have been there with my class many years ago. Because I remember the surroundings looking like the darn basement in Lund