š Eight exceptionally preserved mummies discovered in 1972, preserved by Greenland's ice-cold climate.
š Dating back to around 1475, they offer unique insights into ancient Inuit life, customs, and traditions. Displayed at the Greenland National Museum in Nuuk. #WhyGo
šæ See the best-preserved human remains in North America
š Learn about ancient Inuit life, customs, and traditions, including 15th-century Inuit clothing and tattoos
š¶ Discover the story of the infant mummy buried alive
šļø Located at the Greenland National Museum in Nuuk #Tips
š Check the museum's website for operating days/hours as they vary by season. #Cost
š° Admission is DKK 50. #Hours
š Hours vary by season, check museum website.
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