Ötzi Murder Case: 5300 Years Old Arrowhead Could Betray the Perpetrator
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The body of a Copper Age man was discovered by two tourists in the Alps.
On 19 September 1991, in the Italian Alps and less than 100 metres from the Austrian border, the body of a man who died more than 5,300 years ago was discovered. The mummy, known as Ötzi or the Ice Man, allowed to know details of a time long before the ... Continue reading "Efemerides September 19, 1991: The discovery of Otzi"
Ötzi is called the glacier mummy, which is discovered in September 1991 in the Ötztal Alps by a couple from Germany. What scientific findings the investigations of the well-preserved body bring and which questions are still open - an overview.
Today 35 years ago his mummy was found high in the Alps. In the meantime Ötzi is probably the best examined corpse ever. Hasn't the man been slowly researched?
His discovery was a sensation. Ötzi died 5300 years ago – today he can be visited in a cooling room. Researchers still riddle the mummy.
Ötzi is one of the most thoroughly researched people in history. Nevertheless, the glacier mummy keeps science busy to this day – and always raises new questions.
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