US EditionSiberia: A 4,000-Year-Old Warrior Brought Back to Life with 3D Technology
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Siberia: A 4,000-Year-Old Warrior Brought Back to Life with 3D Technology
In Siberia, frozen soil keeps much more than fossils: it also freezes fragments of forgotten companies. In Yakutia, the discovery in 2004 of a shallow Neolithic burial delivered a rare testimony to the war and funeral practices of a 4,000 -year -old Arctic people. It was from a press release published by the TASS agency that the details of this rediscovery were made public, supported by the research of the Museum of Archeology and Ethnography of…
In Siberia, the frozen soil preserves much more than fossils: it also freezes fragments of forgotten societies. In Yakutia, the discovery in 2004 of a shallow neolithic burial gave a rare testimony about the war and funeral practices of an Arctic people of 4,000 years old. It is from a press release published by the TASS agency that the details of this rediscovery were made public, supported by the research of the Museum of Archaeology and Ethno…
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