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脰tzi the Iceman: Up close and personal

The new Iceman photoscan website lets you explore the body of the famous Alpine mummy in unprecedented detail. See some of the best images and find out how he lived and died

By Michael Marshall

21 May 2009

The Iceman is a mummified human being, discovered in 1991 in the Schnalstal glacier in the Alps, on the border between Austria and Italy. He died around 3300 BC.

The new website lets you explore the body of the famous mummy in unprecedented detail.

See some of the best images

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