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UTSC Archaeologist unearths 8000-year old human burial in Mongolia

UTSC Archaeologist unearths 8000-year old human burial in Mongolia

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A human skeleton being carefully excavated by archeologists. The skeleton is hunched forward with the head facing down between the leg bones, and hands in front of the face.

A human skeleton being carefully excavated by archeologists. The skeleton is hunched forward with the head facing down between the leg bones, and hands in front of the face.

An archaeologist carefully brushing soil away from bone fragments.

Archaeologists excavating around the burial site.

Prof. Janz's medal issued by the Mongolian Ministry of Culture.

A certificate in Mongolian recognizing Prof. Janz as an Advanced Cultural Worker

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