Otzi The Iceman And Frozen Fritz

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You all know Otzi as Otzi. But he has more than one name. Otzi the Iceman and Frozen Fritz. He was discovered in 1991 on September 19.His body parts are displayed at South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano, South Tyrol, Italy. He is Europe's oldest natural human mummy. Otzi was found by two German tourists Helmut and Erika Simon on September 19, 1991. It was recovered by the Austrian authorities and taken to Innsbruck, where his age was discovered.He might very well be the oldest person ever subject to custody dispute. From achrolishjost discoveries they prediction that he was murdered by an arrow.He was about 40-50 years old when he died.He was ill before he got killed he had Whipworm parasite eggs that was found in his body . That

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