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500-Year-Old Body of Man Wearing Thigh-High Boots Found in London Sewer Build
- jgh 8y agoI assume the statute of limitations has passed for the OSHA suit here
- michaelcampbell 8y agoIs OSHA called OSHA in the UK?
- targ2002 8y agoNo it is called the HSE.
- nimbius 8y ago"By studying the boots, we've been able to gain a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of a man who lived as many as 500 years ago," said Beth Richardson "Hes wearing boots, hes fit for work" --Theresa May
- catdawg 8y agoIf you're gonna die...
- johnhenry 8y ago... gotta dress fly!
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- djbeadle 8y agoMaybe someone with a more indepth understanding of genealogy can answer this question: If you were to sequence this man's genome and add it to the 23 & Me database (or some similar service) would you be able to get any interesting results? Is there an existing database of historical DNA sequences available for comparing against?
- samstave 8y ago>Is there an existing database of historical DNA sequences available for comparing against? This is an interesting question. Have we attempted to document the DNA from anyone of historic consequence for whom we have DNA samples? How many human remains of DNA samples are there in the Smithsonian, for example? Can you sequence the DNA from mummies?