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The reason why is because he was found with everything that an archaeologist has never seen a dead person with.
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Why was the discovery at Spindletop important?
The discovery at Spindletop led to the U.S. being the world leader in oil production.
Have people benefited from the discovery of uranium?
Nuclear energy and nuclear weapons, also some less important applications
How do you know that the iceman had been prepared for cold weather?
He didn't suffer in the cold weather....
When was galena discovered?
Galena was known to ancients, so its discovery and discoverer remain uncertain. The ancient Egyptians used it around their eyes to cut glare, and it was know to them as kohl. A link can be found below to learn more about this sulfide mineral, which is the most important ore of lead.
Why is it important for an geologist to have knowledge of rocks?
The job of a geologist is important because the study of geology relates to finding the location of water supplies, mineral resources and the development of the Earth. It also is the discovery of flood controls, hurricane protection etc.
Where was Iceman discovered?
What do iceman's discovery
Why was the iceman so important?
He sold snow to eskimos.....$$$
Why was Sutton Hoo discovery so important to historians?
the discovery was so important because they were looking for this forever
Why was Otzi the iceman so important to scientists?
Otzi the Iceman was important to scientists because he is one of the oldest and best-preserved mummies ever discovered. His remains provided valuable insights into the life and health of Copper Age individuals, including information on diet, clothing, and health conditions during that time period. Additionally, his discovery helped advance our understanding of ancient cultures and human migration patterns.
What was the most important clue about the iceman's past?
helicopters
Why is the discovery of Tutankhamun so important?
Because of the treasures
Why was oswald Avery discovery so important?
cuz it was
Why were the great voyages of discovery so important?
The great voyages of discovery were important because they led to the expansion of geographical knowledge, the exchange of goods and ideas between continents, the emergence of new trade routes, and the colonization of new territories. These voyages had a profound impact on world history, shaping the modern global interconnected world we live in today.
How do artifacts and scientific authorizations impact or knowledge about humans from the neolithic period Why is the discovery of the iceman important?
to know how others got food before there where house that we have and how they surivived the seasons with little to go on is some places ( not saying everywhere )
What important discovery was made there?
What important discovery was made there
Why were the great voyages of discovery important?
the voyages were so important because they wouldn't have discovered the Americas
Why was Galileo important?
His discovery was so important because he made the solar system come to life.
