3,400 years after her death, scientists track a girl's travels

You're quoting Brief.. I wouldn't put much past him.. especially a woman's age.

I don't believe any of these stories anymore. Most of modern science that deals with things that happened in the past, it just educated guessing.

Science that deals with the here and now is fascinating to me. Science that makes wild conjectures, but can't prove anything (because it happened thousands of years ago) bores me.

The ancient Egyptians were as old to the ancient Greeks as the ancient Greeks are to us. Where's my way-back machine?

There will be an exhibition opened at the National Museum of Iceland tomorrow about a woman that settled in Iceland around the year 900.
Her body was found during road constructions 1939.
What is unusual in this case is that she was lying on the side and one of her copper broaches had slipped under her chin, it somehow prevented the body tissue in her chin and jaw from decomposing, so they still exist in good condition.

[link to www.thjodminjasafn.is]

This woman came from Scotland or the northern part of Britain at the age of ca 5-10 and died just over 20 years old.

Similar jewelery.
[link to www.sarpur.is]

She is known as the woman in blue, because of the clothes she was wearing.