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Ötzi – meeting with a remarkable man

by pennyurquhart | May 7, 2013 | archaeology, culture

As glaciers thin and retreat, they reveal unexpected finds. On opening Ernest Zebrowski’s engagingly written Global Climate Change, I was happy to see that he shared my fascination with one of these – Ötzi, the Bronze Age hunter who was found in melting ice in the...

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