- A male homicide victim from the Hrísbrú cemetery with an axe wound in the side of his head. Another wound in the back of his head was also made by a bladed weapon.
- The red arrows point to the areas shown enlarged on the right.
- This person’s coffin contained two large rocks. Rocks may have been placed on top of a victim of violence as a traditional defense against the problem of the “walking dead.”
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