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I hope the animal was eaten at least! I would hate to think it was killed just for the warmth of it all.

Frozen Tombs of Siberia by Rudenko covers a similar earlier find on the Russian side of the Altai mountains. Our company adopted one of the tattoos from one of the mummies as our company logo. boojum.com/snark.html

This same creature is depicted on a felt rug (and a Mongolian postage stamp) apparently being used as a domestic animal in the hunt. What I find curious and would be interested to know, is the significance of the "bird head" structures on the neck of the logo. these are consistent on the image from the rug as well as being consistent on the other animals depicted in the tattoos on the mummy. They seem to me to be an addition that is not part of the realistic depiction of the animals. I would suggest that it indicates domestication of the animal depicted. Kent Madin

With all the hype about the use of DNA Testing in the search of one's roots - and the debunking of some about its accuracy - and given the fact of the remarkable state of this truely remarkable find, I wonder if the Scyth Warrior's DNA might become available for comparative studies. According to oral history my family is of Mongolian descent [yes Genghis Khan] and comes from the Bilsk area north of Poltava in the Ukraine where there are excavations underway at the site of the ancient walled city of HELON [GELON in Ukrainian] as described by Herodotus?

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Fascinating find. Among the comment they say most organic materials were well preserved because it was found in the Altai at 2600 meters altitude. They also say he probably was blond.

Oh yeah, it's true! I saw it on Mongolian tv stations. Even mongolian president paid a visit on that sight. They had a ground hog or monmat skin clothings. That animal is still popular in mongolioan wild. I think they found it in the most western province of Mongolia. Which is close to Kazakhstan and Xinjian of china. I never know scythians came this far east. Interesting...

Where's the photos? With a find like this there definitely should be photos released to the 'starving" public.

JMLEE
Trenton, NJ

The German tv crew needs to publish some pitures or video.

Fantastic! I'm hoping they can get some testable y-dna from this Scythian mummy. Perhaps the permafrost as preserved it from too much damage?

I am terribly excited about this find - these are my people! Tell whoever is writing this news article to please write a follow-up piece.

v/r Gordon
San Diego Air & Space Museum

My question is are they sure its Scythian and not one of the other tribes that held the nation so firmly before Rome? Some pictures would certainly be nice.

Regards,
Stacey W.

Yes! Pictures please! Would like to see my ancient relative.

Congratulations on this wonderful find

Hopefully, there will be pictures of this find made public as soon as possible. What an amazing find!

Great storie would like to hear more and see pictures.

I wonder if it's mink or chinchilla! And he's got bling too? Yo, does this baller have a grill to go wit dat chain?