Iceman movements solved?

[Incognito]

The studies of Oetzi continues - and paints a picture of Neolithic life that is familiar to the Alps in modern times:

Iceman mystery solved

excerpt:

Scientists have pinpointed the likely birthplace of Oetzi the famous Iceman.


The ancient hunter probably spent his childhood in what is now the Italian South Tyrol village of Feldthurns.

Evidence suggests his lifelong travels were confined to a 60-kilometre (37-mile) range south-east of where his body was found.

The 5,300-year-old frozen mummy emerged from a melting glacier along the mountainous border between Italy and Austria in 1991.

Scientists have been carrying out detailed studies of how he lived and died ever since.



The latest research, published in the journal Science, looked at isotopes found in the Iceman's teeth and bones. They were compared with soil and water samples over a wide area of the Alps.

 

[kyektulu]

I heard that Oetzi travelled deep into the mountains because he was being persued and trying to find safety from his attackers, cannot remember where I heard this, is it correct theory?