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Ötzi’s blood detected
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Ötzi’s blood detected
 
5,000 year old red blood cells discovered. Oldest blood known to modern science. His DNA has been decoded; samples from his stomach and intestines have allowed us to reconstruct his very last meal. The circumstances of his violent death appear to have been explained. However, what had, at least thus far, eluded the scientists, was identifying any traces of blood in Ötzi, the 5,000 year old glacier mummy. Examination of his aorta had yielded no results. Yet recently, a team of scient...


Ötzi-Genom im Fernsehen
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Ötzi-Genom im Fernsehen
02.03.2012
Die erste Genomanalyse sowie die letzte Mahlzeit des Mannes aus dem Eis sind Thema eines exklusiven Dokumentarfilms von National Geographic, der im vergangenen Jahr im aDNA-Labor der EURAC und im Südtiroler Archäologiemuseum in Bozen gedreht wurde. Unter dem Titel „Aufgetaut – Ötzis Geheimnis“ strahlt ihn der deutsche Fernsehsender N24 am Freitag 2. März zum ersten Mal für den deutschen Sprachraum aus, Wiederholungen am 3. und 4. März folgen. Im November 2010 durfte ein Filmteam vo...


Initial genetic analysis reveals Ötzi predisposed to cardiovascular disease
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Initial genetic analysis reveals Ötzi predisposed to cardiovascular disease
28.02.2012
Scientific magazine “Nature Communications” publishes new findings about physiognomy, ethnic origin and predisposition towards illness of the world’s oldest glacier mummy Roughly eighteen months ago, a team of scientists succeeded in decoding the full genome of Ötzi, the mummified Iceman, revealing his entire genetic make-up. Thus the course was set for solving further mysteries surro...


Was die Mumien aus Salò über das 19. Jahrhundert in Italien verraten
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Was die Mumien aus Salò über das 19. Jahrhundert in Italien verraten
 
Forscher untersuchen Präparate eines Arztes aus Salò am Gardasee – Konservierungsmethode enthüllt Die anatomischen Mumien des in Vergessenheit geratenen Einbalsamierers Giovan Battista Rini aus Salò an der westlichen Uferseite des Gardasees sind Zeitzeugen des Risorgimento, der italienischen Einheitsbewegung. Im Rahmen einer italienisch-deutschen Studie haben Forscher unter der Koordination des Anthropologen Dario Piombino-Mascali der Europäischen Akademie Bozen ...


Il Progetto Mummie Siciliane su “Archeologia Viva”
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Il Progetto Mummie Siciliane su “Archeologia Viva”
27.12.2011
È dedicata alle mummie delle Catacombe dei Cappuccini di Palermo la copertina del numero di “Archeologia Viva” (151, gennaio-febbraio 2012) ora in edicola. La nota rivista di divulgazione storico-archeologica, edita da Giunti, ha dedicato uno speciale al “Progetto Mummie Siciliane” dell’EURAC. Il numero contiene un reportage, redatto da Dario Piombino-Mascali, Alessia Franco e Al...


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