PPT-“THE ICEMAN”

Richard Kuklinski Zach Smith pd 5 BACKGROUND Grew up in New Jersey to abusive parents Alcoholic father beat him heavily mother beat him with household objects one brother died from injuries due to fathers abuse. 2 2 cloak . 3 leather boots . 4 wooden tools . 5 copper axe . 6 knife. 7 bow. The Iceman. 1. What . year did the hikers stumble on a body of a man?. The hikers stumbled on a body of a man In 1991.. 2. Where . World Book . Pages 32 - 37. The Iceman was discovered in 1991 in the Alps Mountains.. The Alps are Europe’s highest mountain range.. They are covered with ice slabs called glaciers.. When the police recovered the body they collected some items that were scattered around the body.. Chernobyl is located in eastern Ukraine and the disaster was a result of a flawed reactor design and untrained personnel. Water and steam valves on the reactor were not opened and the heat from the reactor was not extracted and thus the reactor core eventually melted releasing radioactive elements to the environment. . Explore. p. 10. What do you know for sure?. Turn to a new page.. Put today’s . date. at the top of the page.. Put the thread title . “. What do you know for sure. ” . next to the date.. Write the learning target – . Otzi. !. October 1, 2014. Pg. 47: Secrets of the Iceman – . Ötzi. - . What would . Otzi. have looked like?. Two German tourists discovered the mummy while hiking through the . Ötzal. mountains in September 1991. It took local authorities several days to extract the body, whose head and torso jutted out of a small, melting glacier, while his lower body remained frozen in ice. A brief turf battle broke out over control of the remains, which now technically belong to Italy, though they have allowed Austrian scientists to conduct nearly all subsequent testing on both the mummy and the archaeological site, which yielded the remains of clothing, including a bearskin cap, and genetic materials including hair and muscle fibers and a finger nail. Using radiocarbon dating, they were able to establish that . @MichaelThick. Digitising healthcare: the opportunity in Urgent Care . Low investment in ICT. Fossilised processes. Politically not competitively driven. Starting from a low technical base. Healthcare vs other industries. Pages 32 - 37. The Iceman was discovered in 1991 in the Alps Mountains.. The Alps are Europe’s highest mountain range.. They are covered with ice slabs called glaciers.. When the police recovered the body they collected some items that were scattered around the body.. Mummies. Mummies: The Newest, Coolest, and Creepiest from Around the World. By Shelley Tanaka. The book I chose is called…. Beware: Some . of the mummies . I’m . presenting . do have gruesome deaths. Tisenjoch. /. Giogo. di Tisa in the . Schnalstal. /Val . Senales. Valley. . Five Facts . 1. . The Iceman has living relatives. .. 2. He had several health issues. . . H. ardened . Arteries, gallstones, worms, Lyme disease, and tooth decay. On September 19. th. 1991, German hikers Erika . a. nd Helmut Simon discovered a human corpse in a melting glacier while they were hiking in the Alps near the border between Italy and Austria. . Because . FRFR Exit to Nowhere Exclusive Virtue Nureyev Lassie Dear GBGB Abeer Polar Falcon..................... Virtuous............................ Wolfhound........................ Sharpthorne............... On September 19, 1991 a couple hiking along an Alpine ridge stumbled upon a frozen, intact corpse melting out of a glacier. He was dubbed the Iceman, and his discovery—along with the realization that he was actually 5,000 years old—set off a whirlwind of political, scientific, and media activity that made him an overnight sensation. In this remarkable and dramatic book, Brenda Fowler takes readers through the bizarre odyssey that began in the Stone Age and continued for years after the Iceman was unearthed. On September 19, 1991 a couple hiking along an Alpine ridge stumbled upon a frozen, intact corpse melting out of a glacier. He was dubbed the Iceman, and his discovery—along with the realization that he was actually 5,000 years old—set off a whirlwind of political, scientific, and media activity that made him an overnight sensation. In this remarkable and dramatic book, Brenda Fowler takes readers through the bizarre odyssey that began in the Stone Age and continued for years after the Iceman was unearthed.