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Dear Madam, thousands of pages have already been published. It's a problem quite easy to solve ! for an up-to-date cleary written and well illustrated introductory reference, see the small book (8x4,5 inches !) by Angelika Fleckinger Fleckinger A. 2003 ötzi, the Iceman. The full facts at a glance. Folio verlag (Vienna) / South Tyrol Archaeological Museum (Bolzano) 120p (http://www.folioverlag.com) or have a look at Capasso & alii 1999, L'anthropologie, 103, 3, p 447-470 (sorry, but french-written archaeological texts still exist !) see also Hoogewerff & Papesch 2001 Jour. of Archaeological Science 28, 983-989 Gostner & Egarter Vigl 2002 Jour. of Archaeological Science 29, 323-326 for more detailed developments about iceman's life-space and death. sincerely, Dr Maxence Bailly Lecturer in Prehistory (European Neolithic) Université de Provence (Aix-Marseille I) ----Message d'origine---- >Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 12:29:52 -0500 >De: [log in to unmask] >Sujet: question >A: [log in to unmask] > >hi all! >I have a question: >could anybody in this list suggest a short (20-30 pages) account on the Iceman >that I could use as a reading in an undergraduate course on European prehistory? >I would rather use a more scholarly source than the 1993 article in National >Geographic... >please reply to me personally >thank you > >Dr. Anna Stroulia >Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne >