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Geography Ice Man was preserved inside of a glacier for 5,300 years.
After he passed away Ice Man was quickly concealed by snow. Layer by layer the snow compressed into ice and eventually turned into a glacier. The Alps have had an extreme climate for thousands of years. The Alps were snowy, icy and rocky. Temperatures were usually below 0 degrees.
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Geography He was in the Italian side of the border when he was discovered. Ice Man settled down in a rocky hallow in The Alps. Otzi was discovered alone, however he must have had some sort of family.
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Origins ~The first people to live in the Alps were
German descendants now named Walser people. They spoke and practiced German culture, and the Italians migrated to the Alps centuries later.
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Ancient Walser Alpine Villages
Walser people are very independent due to isolation and live in small groups Winters are longer than summer and spring together and people must grow a surplus of food in summer for winter People living in the Alps today have adapted to the climate but live closer to the mountain's valleys by Ilsa
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Economy by Nick Food was mainly obtained from farming and animal domestication Pigs, sheep, goats, and cattle were all commonly used animals in the Alpine region Used Transhumance-type of agriculture in which you drive your cattle to a high grazing land in the summer Copper was a very valuable substance and helped the Alpine region to become a significant economic area due to its vast resources of copper Copper would be used to make tools, weapons, utensils Etc.
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Politics In the Alpine region high ranking people had symbols
One such symbol was a dagger or copper item Smelters usually had a high rank because they turned copper into useful items High ranking political jobs included Shaman Cattle Owner Village Chief Village Representative Smelter
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