Otzi The Iceman

What secrets does the Europe’s oldest natural human mummy conceal? The ice mummy, also known as Otzi, has been discovered well-preserved in the snows of the border between Austria and Italy. The most striking phenomenon of the excavated treasure is that its age prevails somewhat 3000 years. To be exact, Otzi has been walking on the fields and carrying his copper axe with other not less interesting artifacts around about 3,300 BC. The mystery about the death of the ice mummy still remains unsolved, but there are some theories that could possibly explain how Otzi ended up dead and frozen deep beneath. The one of the remarkable hypothesis that I believe tells us about the life of Otzi being a trader and metalworker who has been actually murdered for some particular reason.
Firstly, the evidence for Otzi being a metalworker/trader is the copper axe valuable with its corpse. Archaeologists explain that this type of weapon was quite difficult to make and required good skills. The axe was checked to be his property and so it is thought that Otzi had the useful skill of making the copper weapons and also he was considered a wizard who was gifted by that ability.
The idea about the endowed powers of making the items that no one could have been capable of creating may lead to the reason of the Otzi’s murder. It was believed that if the man could make the worshipped tools, therefore he is able to do anything equally hard, for example heal the dying. Otzi wasn’t, in fact, local in the village that was not far from the place where he passed away. So it could have been thought that he was walking by that village with the intentions of trading something. He was asked to complete some actions that were considered to be out of boundary, let’s imagine, heal the dying human being. Consequently Otzi misstepped with the request of local settlers and therefore didn’t earn so much reputation, he payed, in fact, with his life for such failure. This idea supports the hypothesis about