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The Iceman Research Paper

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Imagine You're out hunting in the mountains and it's freezing cold or you were guarding your village from attackers or someone is hunting you down and then Wahm! you were hit with an arrow in your back then everything goes black. Some know him as the iceman I know him as Otzi. This 5,300 year old man was found by two hikers hiking in the alps. The hikers thought it was a dead body so they called the police. The police brought a forensic scientist,but he said to call an archaeologist. Then the archaeologist came and took the body back to a lab examined the body,clothes and Otzi equipment and found out many things about that era . The equipment they found was a half finished bow,a leather quiver, 14 arrow shafts only 2 of them were complete,

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