Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Weerdinge men (Roughly): (i) listen [ 'ʋeɪrdɪŋə ] were two naked bog bodies found in Drenthe, the Netherlands, in the southern part of Bourtanger Moor in 1904. Radiocarbon dating shows that the two likely died between ca.160 BC to ca.220 AD. At first, it was believed that one of the two bodies was female, which led to the name \"Weerdinge couple\", or, more popular, \"Mr. and Mrs. Veenstra\", veen being the Dutch term for bog and \"Veenstra\" being a very common Dutch surname."@en }
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- Weerdinge_Men abstract "The Weerdinge men (Roughly): (i) listen [ 'ʋeɪrdɪŋə ] were two naked bog bodies found in Drenthe, the Netherlands, in the southern part of Bourtanger Moor in 1904. Radiocarbon dating shows that the two likely died between ca.160 BC to ca.220 AD. At first, it was believed that one of the two bodies was female, which led to the name \"Weerdinge couple\", or, more popular, \"Mr. and Mrs. Veenstra\", veen being the Dutch term for bog and \"Veenstra\" being a very common Dutch surname.".
- Weerdinge_Men comment "The Weerdinge men (Roughly): (i) listen [ 'ʋeɪrdɪŋə ] were two naked bog bodies found in Drenthe, the Netherlands, in the southern part of Bourtanger Moor in 1904. Radiocarbon dating shows that the two likely died between ca.160 BC to ca.220 AD. At first, it was believed that one of the two bodies was female, which led to the name \"Weerdinge couple\", or, more popular, \"Mr. and Mrs. Veenstra\", veen being the Dutch term for bog and \"Veenstra\" being a very common Dutch surname.".