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Svenska: Neolitiskt manskranium från Knaggårdens gånggrift (RAÄ-nr Luttra 16:1) i Luttra socken, Ållebergs fjärding, Vartofta härad, Falköpings kommun, f.d. Skaraborgs län, Västergötland, Västra Götalands län, Sverige. Den neolitiska gånggriften undersöktes av Hildebrand 1863. Kraniet finns utställt på Falbygdens museum i Falköping sedan 1994. 2014 C14-daterades kraniet till 3500-3300 f.Kr.
English: Neolithic male human skull from the Knaggården passage grave in Luttra parish, Vartofta hundred, Falköping municipality, former Skaraborg county, Västergötland, Västra Götaland county, Sweden. The Neolithic passage grave was excavated by Hildebrand in 1863. The skull is exhibited at Falbygdens museum in Falköping since 1994. A radiocarbon dateing done in 2014 shows that the person died somewhere 3500-3300 BC.
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