Ötzi The Iceman

An Introduction/Scientific Analysis
Ötzi (OOT-zie) The Iceman was a Copper Age European found in the Austrian-Italian border, however he was not alive, but rather mummified. Because of this discovery by two German hikers, people have been wondering what was up with him. During all of this, Otzi's corpse was sent to the office of a medical examiner in Innsbruck. When he found an axe, due to it's typology, he dated the discovery to be about over 4000 years old. After extensive X-rays, examinations, and measures, the researchers have uncovered Otzi's past life.

Otzi's Past
Otzi was suspected to be about 5'5", weighed about 134 lb, and was about 45 years old before what happened to him (more on that later). Researchers have found that he had 30 different types of pollen in his system, along with goat steak before he has died.

Otzi's Death
After further analysis, the researchers have discovered that Otzi was punctured by an arrow in his left shoulder. Further studies showed us that he had multiple cuts and bruises on his hands, wrists, chest, and a large blow to his head, hinting at cerebral trauma. More studies shown that there were other peoples traces of blood at the site. One trace on his knife, two on the same arrowhead,