Summary:
- Archaeologists discovered the remains of a young boy from the Stone Age, who was buried around 8,000 years ago in Sweden.
- The boy was buried wearing a headdress made from the beak and feathers of a large woodpecker, and was wrapped in a deerskin shroud.
- This burial suggests the boy may have had a special status or role in his community, and the unique burial practices provide insights into the beliefs and customs of Stone Age societies.