and an attempt to erase local heritage. She has  been quoted as saying "...they made the Ice Maiden completely European. But, in fact, she also has Mongolian features. They said she does not belong to our culture."

This controversy results from conflicting elements:  scientific evidence provided by genetics regarding the Ice Maiden's genotype that suggest she was not an ancestor of the  people now living there versus the claim of the indigenous Altayans that the mummy is Altayan because she was found in the Altay and is, thus, part of their heritage; scientific findings having no bearing on the matter from their point of view.

The artifacts have not been returned to the Altay and a ban has been instituted, specifically excluding Russian archaeologists, including Polosmak, fromTrump campaign associates Michael Caputo and Roger Stone say they were approached by a Russian national offering to sell information on Hillary Clinton in 2016

The Russian national, using the name Henry Greenberg, also worked as an FBI informant, according to Caputo and Stone

Stone believes it’s “likely” Greenberg was working on behalf of the FBI when he made the offer, Stone’s lawyer said in a letter Friday

Two Trump campaign associates say they were approached in May 2016 by a Russian national who offered to sell damaging information about Hillary Clinton for $2 million. But the Russian, who went by the alias Henry Greenberg, also worked for years as an FBI informant, say the former campaign associates, Michael Caputo and Roger Stone.

The outreach by Greenberg, whose real name is Gennadiy