Melting ice reveals the past

By restoring objects that are sometimes thousands of years old, melting ice is a gift for archaeologists: these relics from the past provide unprecedented information about the lives of prehistoric humans. But it’s a race against time to collect these objects before they disappear.

Publication Details

Journal
˜The œUNESCO courier
Published
2025-02-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18356/22202293-2025-1-7
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Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Melting ice reveals the past

˜The œUNESCO courier
Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Melting ice reveals the past

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Abstract

By restoring objects that are sometimes thousands of years old, melting ice is a gift for archaeologists: these relics from the past provide unprecedented information about the lives of prehistoric humans. But it’s a race against time to collect these objects before they disappear.

˜The œUNESCO courierVol. 2025(1)
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