Otzi the iceman was found 19th of november 1991 on a cold windy day in the alps Question #1: Where was Otzi found? Otzi's body was found at otztal alps on september 19th by two hikers at an elevation of 3210 meters on the east ridge of the Pfeilspitze in the on the Austrian Italian border. Obviously he was dead and has not been alive for 5000 years. There are many theories on how he died i think he was murdered because there are arrow heads inside of him which makes people think that he was murdered. Question #2: the physical characteristics or marks on Otzi’s body Otzi the iceman has tattoos in multiple places and all places that have tattoos has strain...coincidence? No…. along time ago people used tattoos to help with pain (Don't know how that is supposed to help) but they did that. The two arrowheads….people think that he was shot with a bow or someone stabbed him with an arrow for now let's explain how he would have been stabbed by an arrow. So i think that the arrow could have broke if he was stabbed and that has happened twice and it's obvious how he would have been shot with a bow …show more content…
Gender? Religion? Scientists have determined that otzi is Similaun from Hauslabjoch and he was male also he was in his forties so that rules out him being dead of old age (if it hasn't already been ruled out yet} his body is 5000 years old and is the oldest natural mummy (Well most preserved mummy) scientist could tell that he was 5000 because of carbon 14. And they used technology to find out that he was in his forties Now lets go on to the next
The Mummy Case of Paankhenamun has great significant in that it provides us with very fundamental evidence from ancient history. It does not only exhibit a complex form of art, but it also demonstrates the religious practices of ancient Egyptians in association with their beliefs in life after death, as well as their great fascination with immortality. It not only teaches us about the great science of mummification, but it also provides us all with the incredible opportunity to learn about the life of an ancient person.
There are many wonders that we have not found out of King Tut, one of the most intriguing ones is how did the young pharaoh die. Many hypothesis have been made, but will the truth ever come out. King Tutankhamen was found to be in a very early age when we died, how could all of a sudden be told as dead. He had many injuries that were confirmed during an autopsy. Some of these injuries were a cut on Tut’s cheek, Tut’s rib cage was missing, and a fragment of bone was found in his skull due to a hit to the head. You can clearly tell that all those damages could have been caused by someone. All this evidence points out that it was Queen Ankhesenamun who murdered the Pharaoh Tutankhamen.
Tragically, the butchered upper-torso of Winter’s once-robust body was stumbled upon by his father, who had noticed the absence of his son since Sunday, March 11 (Smith 2002, 25-26). Unsurprisingly, an investigation occurred to obtain the identity and whereabouts of the murderer. When the various pieces of the body are found in differing areas of the town, theory begins to formulate that the murder was conducted by one of the two butchers in town; Adolph Lewy, a Jew, and Gustav Hoffman, a Christian, due to the precision of the cuts made upon Winter’s body (Smith 28).
Scientists used the combination of DNA testing and CT scanning to determine exactly how King Tut died.
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus was born in approximately 163 B.C.E to Tiberius Gracchus the Elder and Cornelia Africana. Gaius Gracchus, his younger brother, was born in 154 B.C.E. In the 2nd century B.C., the two brothers formed “The Gracchi”. The two, born plebeians, belonged to one of the most influential families in Rome, the Sempronia. Their father was the tribune of the plebs, the praetor, consul and censor. Fatherless from a young age, they were taught democratic views by tutors. As they grew older and gained influence, their goal became to restructure Rome in a way that benefited the underprivileged and unfortunate. At the time, their help was especially welcome as members of the Populare, a political group whose purpose was to serve the people, rather than the aristocracy (like the Optimates). The ideals of the Gracchi leaned towards what people today would call populism or socialism; in fact, they are almost reverently called “the founding fathers” (Fife 1) of the aforementioned political parties. The brothers were perhaps so interested in restoring the rights of the people because of the dichotomy of their plebeian births within a noble line.
Maybe against a different clan, maybe he was guarding his territory, or maybe his village or campsite was attacked and he escaped into the mountains where his attackers followed him. Another theory is that he was a sacrifice who willingly offered himself to be killed for his Gods or some ritual that they followed back then. The last theory, and the one I think has the most evidence in favor of it, is that he was murdered by someone from his clan, or at least a lone man who wanted revenge on him, but did not want to be identified. In the next few paragraphs I’m going to tell the story of why I think Ötzi was killed by a man in his clan, supported by facts that I gathered from
Obrierika who had been gazing steadily at his friend's body, turned suddenly to the District commissioner and said ferociously: 'This man was one of the greatest men in Umofia. You drove him to kill himself, and now he will be buried like a dog...'
Alfred Olango, a black defenceless man, was shot dead by El Cajon police near San Diego, California due to a unacceptable opened fire. This was partly due to his race. A reason for the occurrence of this incident is that Olango, as stated by his mother, was suffering a “mental breakdown”, regarding the death of his best friend. Due to Olango’s “mental breakdown” he had began to wander among the traffic. Olango’s sister had contacted the police several times, yet they responded an hour later. At the arrival of the officers, it took them a minute, at the most, to begin this shooting. After reviewing the video of this unfortunate incident, the weapon thought to be was a 4 inch vape pen (electronic cigarette).
The attacker slashed its knife, and the desperate hiker tried his best to defend himself. As the last punch was thrown the hiker toppled over and his head hit hard on a rock that laid beneath him. He was knocked unconscious as his attacker struck an arrow through his back. There are many theories as to of how Otzi died, and for years scientists have been researching to find the answer. Our new twenty first century technologies such as CAT scans and x-rays have led us to new discoveries. Otzi the iceman was killed in hand to hand combat. According to the article, Otzi is believed to be involved in some sort of hand to hand combat because of defensive wounds on his hands and wrists. Multiple tests also found that there was blood from 4 different
Have you ever heard about Otzi the Iceman? The man who was found in 1991 by hikers completely frozen in ice? The man’s corpse that is 5,300 years old and was preserved in ice? If yes, let me tell you a little more about him. If no, why don’t I tell you who he is,what happened to him, and what he did.
Adam Lanza is a person whose name will never be forgotten. On December 14th, 2012, Lanza fatally shot 27 people, 20 of which were first graders, all under the age of eight years, and seven adults, including his own mother. Lanza committed these crimes just moments before pointing the weapon he used to his head and pulling the trigger. Not only was Lanza's crime a shock to people around the world, but it majorly affected the peaceful town of Newtown, Connecticut in which the shootings took place.
The story began on a sunny September day, when two hikers were traversing a mountain pass at the 3210-meter (10,530 foot) level and saw a brown, leathery shape protruding from the ice amidst running melt-water. Examining closely, they found a human body which they thought might be the victim of a past mountaineering accident.
about a mans body found in 1991 in the Italian alps by Erika and Helmet Simon. These two very experienced climbers discovered a frozen Iceman wearing very little and strange clothing. The man had lain there for thousands of years and once Sykes and other scientist from Oxford analyzed his DNA, they found ...
Oud is very common in the world in the world of music these days; it's very commonly used in Arabian countries, Greek, Turkish, Byzantine, Persian, Armenian, North Africa (Chaabi, Classical, and Spanish Andalusian), Somali and Middle Eastern. Its name derives from the Arabic for 'wood,' and this refers to the strips of wood used to make its rounded body.
The article I read is Who Killed the Iceman? Clues Emerge in a Very Cold Case published by The New York Times on March 26th, 2017. This article is about how Detective Inspector Alexander Horn of the Munich Police was called by the head of a small Italian museum in Bolzano, Italy. Angelika Fleckinger is the director of the South Tyrol Museum of Archeology and wanted help solving a cold case. The case was about an unknown victim, nicknamed Ötzi, who has been in cold storage for a quarter-century. Ötzi is often called the Iceman as he is the worlds most perfectly preserved mummy, a Copper Age man who had been frozen inside a glacier along the Northern Italy border with Austria until warming global temperatures melted the ice and two hikers discovered him in 1991. The cause of