Sarah Ivesfor National Geographic News
October 30, 2003
In 1991, two Germans hiking in the Alps of northern Italy discovered the 5,200-year-old remains of a Copper Age man frozen in a glacier. The well-preserved corpse, dubbed "Ötzi the Iceman," was found with tools, arrows, and a knife.
Since then, scientists have speculated about how the 46-year-old male died, offering scenarios from hypothermia to ritual sacrifice.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/10/1030_031030_icemandeath.html
and they have DNA ; can you trace his lineage to present ?
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