Re: MOST IMPORTANT FOSSIL (A human skull as old as coal!)

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Pan of Anthrox <paninaro@tnp.com> wrote in article
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> TJ wrote:
> >
> > Jukka Korpela wrote:
> > Speaking of human remains...Remember the freeze-dried bronze-age man
> > found in the Alps a few years back. PBS did a once over lightly special
> > on him. I assume much of the research has been done, but where can I
> > find an account of the 'findings' on this guy? Any good books out, or
> > articles? With near-morbid fascination of the very old, tj
>
> i saw a book on it at a Barnes and Nobles bookstore in new York City.
> One does exist.. i know that!
>

For the Iceman you could also try

http://dm2.uibk.ac.at/c/c5/c504/iceman_en.html

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