Sentences with phrase «iceman died»

Human and animal hair on the platform — which is uphill from the body's final resting place — are «inconsistent with the disaster theory that the Iceman died where he was found,» the authors write.

NEW ORLEANS — Ever since Ötzi's mummified body was found in the Italian Alps in 1991, researchers have been trying to pin down how the 5,300 - year - old Tyrolean Iceman died.

A new study challenges this disaster scenario and suggests instead that the Iceman died in a fight in the valley below and was later transported to the lofty locale for a grand ceremonial send - off.

Not exact matches

Aided by Gostner's find, paleopathologist Albert Zink of the Institute for Mummies and the Iceman at the European Academy of Bolzano, Italy, located remnants in Ötzi's stomach that genetic tests revealed to be goat meat and grains — evidence that overturns the dominant theory that Ötzi died hungry and hunted.

Ever since hikers first spotted the remains of Ötzi the Iceman, as he is known, emerging from the melting ice in the Ötztal Alps near the Austrian - Italian border in 1991, scientists have been working to determine how he died and what he was doing in such a remote spot.

Where was the Iceman's home and what was he doing at the high mountain pass where he died?

DEEP FREEZE Ötzi the Tyrolean Iceman, shown here at a research center, died of exposure to cold temperatures in the Italian Alps, a new study concludes.

MARKED MAN A dispute over which of two ancient mummies sports the oldest known tattoos has been settled in favor of Ötzi the Iceman, who died roughly 5,250 years ago.

But those who died because of Thanos included Luke Cage, Hawkeye, Hercules, Iceman, Beast, Archangel, Quicksilver, Daredevil, and even the Fantastic Four.

Perhaps only at the end of his career, when he was dying — and he played for John Frankenheimer, superbly, the role of Larry Slade in the American Film Theater film of Eugene O'Neill's «The Iceman Cometh,» did he get something like the full recognition as a master of his craft, that he always deserved.

Ralph Woolsey, an Emmy - winning cinematographer who worked on such series as Batman and It Takes a Thief and films including The Iceman Cometh and The Great Santini, has died.