Iceman’s mummy

Ötzi the Iceman is a well-preserved mummy from about 5,300 years ago, discovered in the Alps in 1991. His remarkable state of preservation includes clothing, tools, and even his skin and internal organs, offering a rare glimpse into Copper Age life. Scientists have studied his DNA, injuries, and possessions to learn about his health, diet, and the environment he lived in. As one of the oldest natural mummies, Ötzi provides valuable insights into ancient human life, technology, and climate conditions, making him a significant archaeological and scientific discovery.