This was the FBI's forensics division doing research into the possibilities of DNA identification from previously unusable material. In order to test the procedure they went for the oldest sample they could find. A mummy fit perfectly.
It's actually a pretty cool breakthrough and a far better use of taxpayer money than $42k cones of silence or giving the layabout class more tax breaks.
how does investigating things older than the country help? It seems like this research could be done without government involvement? Thanks for your ideas, hope your finding your audience here on steem
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