2. As compared to our lives today what differences do we have from these menwho lived 5,000 years ago in terms of biological and cultural features? Usethe reconstructed picture of the iceman below.Present day Human BeingsBiological difference:Cultural Difference:3. As you can see, there is a big difference between the biological and socio-cultural features between that Iceman and you. Why do you think changeshappened in all aspects of your life from time to time?Stations

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2. As compared to our lives today what differences do we have from these men who lived 5,000 years ago in terms of biological and cultural features? Use the reconstructed picture of the iceman below.