UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL 18/06/2010 – The remains of queen Eadgyth, who died in 946, were processed for research by a team of archaeologists. Throughout their findings specialists have been able to create an image of how the life of the queen must have looked like. They discovered that she liked horseback riding and ate a healthy balanced diet of fish and vegetables. The source of this information are the remains of the teeth of the queen. Professor Alistair Pike said: ‘By micro-sampling the teeth, using a laser, we can reconstruct the sequence of a person's whereabouts, month by month up to the age of 14.’. The queen will be placed back at her original cathedral when the research is over.
I think it is fascinating what modern technology can do. By researching the bones of queen Eadgyth we can get an insight of life in 947. There is not much known about this era because it is hard to gather information about a time so long ago. The more research can be done with modern technology the better. What do you think forum, is it ok to disturb the bones of the resting for research? Let me know!Marijn
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It is fine by me if they disturb the dead, I am quite sure they won't mind.. I like the subject you have chosen :D! But you should not use contractions while writing formal.
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This is really like dawn of the dead indeed. And people whom are going to invest this are really men with knowledge. If they would give me such a bone I would just stare at it I think. We need people like them because after reading this I am intrested in what 947 was like.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice that you have given comment about this article and left it as a question to the readers!