On which fact does the historical perspective of the two passages differ?

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padilas [110]4 years ago

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Answer:

the cause of Otzi's death

Explanation:

We note in the first passage that there's a brief description of the Killer, at least mention was made of the killer thereby giving the reader a sense of what caused Otzi"s death.

However, the second passage uses indirect language to describe not the killer but the sufferings of Otzi, thereby creating a difference in historical perspective on the cause of Otzi's death.

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