Scientists replicate 5,000-yr-old mummy's voice
Italian scientists have replicated the voice of Ötzi, the Stone Age mummy believed to be over 5,000 years old. Using CT scans, scientists have reconstructed Ötzi's mouth, throat and vocal cords, and used it to reproduce the "best approximation" of his vowel sounds. The mummy was discovered 25 years ago in Alp's glaciers and is Europe's oldest known natural mummy.