In 2000 peat-cutters at work discovered remains of a human corpse in a bog at Uchte in Lower Saxony, which was subjected to investigatory work as a potential criminal case, before it was recognized in 2005 to represent a young female bog body of the pre-Roman Iron Age around 650 B.C. and thus the first bog body from Lower Saxony in the past 50 years. Ten years after the initial publication [MAN 37], this is the second volume with the natural scientific results on the deceased. Its 15 papers deal ...