“Glacial archaeology is a specialised research field rather than a stable departmental discipline. It emerged through dispersed discoveries, rescue operations and interdisciplinary collaboration. Its institutional core combines archaeology with glaciology, palaeoecology, ancient DNA, conservation, Indigenous knowledge, museum curation and cultural-heritage administration. ” (OpenAi, CHatGPT 2026). The project approaches the phenomenon of global warming as a cultural and ideological site – a terrain where the various narratives on climate change intersect each other – through the paradigmatic emergence of glacial archeology . Even though the earliest well documented discovery of this kind was made in 1914, and the term itself was first coined in 1968, it wasn’t until the discovery of Ötzi, that glacial archaeology captured international attention. At about the same time, scientific research ordered by an American fuel company clearly identified carbon dioxide as an agent causing global warming.