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Iceman died from being stabbed in the back during hand to hand combat. Evidence in the text suggest that there were wounds found on Iceman's hand. This shows that he participated in hand to hand combat. Also, there was a thumb wound that had no scar, which means that the wound was fresh. There are also DNA samples from Iceman's weapons that contain DNA from four different individuals. This shows that there was some contact with other individuals and that they were in combat since there was another person's blood on him. The last piece of evidence is that he had unfinished bow and arrows and copper axe. This shows that since he was carrying an incomplete bow and arrows, he still needed them and was running from someone, but he didn't have
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