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In general, they were able to find out what his last meal was in his stomach, since he was so well preserved. In fact, he's the oldest and most well preserved mummy to be discovered.
They also learned he was killed by a blow to the head, perhaps by an enemy tribesman. They also gained knowledge of his burial rituals and a clear view on everyday life during the prehistoric age.
They've also been able to extract blood from him, the oldest blood sample ever retrieved. It sheds new light on his death and may change the way police study blood found in modern crime scenes.
No, it wasn't wise. It basically started the war. War was pretty much inevitable at this point but it was the straw that broke the camel's back.
It became the House of Burgesses — the first legislative assembly in the American colonies. The first assembly met on July 30, 1619, in the church at Jamestown. Present were Governor Yeardley, Council, and 22 burgesses representing 11 plantations (or settlements) Burgesses were elected representatives.
These states run huge expenditures in their efforts to rebuild. This involved large government projects that yielded little return value.
