The tape has a new look

Oetzi simulation doll, the world-famous iceman was discovered in Italy in 1991, will have a new face on the 20th anniversary of his found.

Oetzi tape model in South Tyrol Archaeological Museum, Italy.
(Photo: age-of-the-sage.org)

AFP said, the public will have the opportunity to admire the Oetzi people in a display at the Archaeological Museum of South Tyrol in Bolzano province, Italy from March 1, 2012 to January 15, 2012. Alfons and Adrie Kennis - two Dutch experts - will create a new ice model. The most notable difference in the new model is the blue eyes.

The Kennis brothers created a model based on the most advanced three-dimensional images and forensic technology.

The South Tyrol Archaeological Museum also plans to improve ice storage conditions by using only pure nitrogen. With anti-aging ability, pure nitrogen will help the iceman look younger.

A German couple found Oetzi under the ice in the Italian Alps on September 19, 1991. Scientists believe that Oetzi has a height of 160 cm, weight of 50 kg and dies at age 45.