Vasa Museum Review

At the core of the Wasa shipwreck museum is a shipwreck of the Wasa recovered from the seabed. It is said that the ship sank just after completion, and nearly 150 crew members were buried on the seabed. After salvage and finishing, it is very complete to reproduce to future generations. There are various items on display in the museum, there are double-layer stands, the sculptures on the bow and stern are particularly luxurious and exquisite, and the furnishings have cannons, tableware, clothing, etc., which can fully resurrect the scene more than 300 years ago. The most interesting thing is that the average height of the sailor's bones is only 1.5 meters, and the current Swedes are too different. According to the analysis, it may be that the changes in the diet of the Nordics, especially the increase in milk and beef, have the potential to promote the changes in the height of the whole population.