脰TZI, the 5300-year-old mummy found in an Alpine glacier in 1991, may not
have died alone. 快猫短视频s studying the Neolithic iceman’s internal tissues for
the first time suspect he was carefully buried by his companions.
Peter Vanezis, a forensic pathologist at Glasgow University, examined the
mummy when it was briefly thawed last week at its home in the South Tyrol Museum
of Archaeology in Bolzano, Italy. He is dubious about theories that 脰tzi was a
lone shepherd who died in an accident.
“X-rays and computerised tomography show he had arthritis and hardened
arteries,” says Vanezis. 脰tzi was also in his…
