Ice Man Collection

Life Is Just One Damned Thing After Another (colour litho)
3093963 Life Is Just One Damned Thing After Another (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Life Is Just One Damned Thing After Another)

Trades, Occupations (engraving)
6010429 Trades, Occupations (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Trades, Occupations. Illustration for The Infants Magazine (1869).); © Look and Learn

Leggings found with the Oetzi Iceman (goat hide)
WNB222119 Leggings found with the Oetzi Iceman (goat hide) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); approx 65cm long cm; South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Dagger and scabbard found with the Oetzi Iceman (bast, leather, ash wood and flint)
WNB222114 Dagger and scabbard found with the Oetzi Iceman (bast, leather, ash wood and flint) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Birch-bark container found with the Oetzi Iceman (birch)
WNB222120 Birch-bark container found with the Oetzi Iceman (birch) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano, Italy; (add.info.: inside which were maple leaves)

Cap, or hood, found with the Oetzi Iceman (wool)
WNB222115 Cap, or hood, found with the Oetzi Iceman (wool) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Arrows and bow found with the Oetzi Iceman (wood)
WNB222112 Arrows and bow found with the Oetzi Iceman (wood) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Quiver found with the Oetzi Iceman (chamois leather)
WNB222111 Quiver found with the Oetzi Iceman (chamois leather) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Tassel with pierced round disc, found with the Oetzi Iceman (leather & stone)
WNB222123 Tassel with pierced round disc, found with the Oetzi Iceman (leather & stone) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Axe found with the Oetzi Iceman (yew wood with leather binding) (detail of 222116)
WNB222117 Axe found with the Oetzi Iceman (yew wood with leather binding) (detail of 222116) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Net probably used to catch birds, found with the Oetzi Iceman (grass)
WNB222122 Net probably used to catch birds, found with the Oetzi Iceman (grass) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Objects found with the Oetzi Iceman
WNB222113 Objects found with the Oetzi Iceman by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Fragments from a loose sleeveless cloak found with the Oetzi Iceman (woven grass)
WNB222118 Fragments from a loose sleeveless cloak found with the Oetzi Iceman (woven grass) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

Axe found with the Oetzi Iceman (yew wood with leather binding) (see 222117 for detail)
WNB222116 Axe found with the Oetzi Iceman (yew wood with leather binding) (see 222117 for detail) by Copper Age, (4th millennium BC); approx 60cm long cm; South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Bolzano

ICE HARVESTING, 1846. Ice cutting and storage at Rockland Lake, New York, 1846. Wood engraving, 19th century

ICE HARVESTING, c1846. Ice cutting and storage at Rockland Lake, New York, c1846. Wood engraving, 19th century

ICE HARVESTING, 1878. The Holden Ice Plant at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wood engraving, American, 1878

ICE HARVESTING, 1854. Ice cutting at Spy Pond, West Cambridge, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, American, 1854

ICE HARVESTING, 1859. The icehouse, Nuns Island, Montreal. Storing ice harvested from the St. Lawrence River at Montreal, Canada. Wood engraving from an English newspaper of 1859

ICE HARVESTING. Wood engraving from an English newspaper of 1859

ICE HARVESTING, 1855. Wood engraving, American, 1855

Humane Society Iceman and boat for rescuing
An iceman of the Royal Humane Society who warned people from venturing out skating on thinly-frozen lakes and helped them when they got into trouble, and a boat for saving persons from drowning

Iceman
The Iceman has a lot to do during the heat wave in Stockholm, Sweden, 24/7 1943 Date: 24th July 1943

ICEMAN & HOUSEWIFE. Stereograph, 19th century

ICEMAN, c1905. American silent film still, c1905

SILENT FILM STILL: ICEMAN. George Beban in a scene from His Sweetheart, 1917

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"Ice Man: Unveiling the Ancient Trades and Occupations" Life Is Just One Damned Thing After Another - a mesmerizing glimpse into the life of the enigmatic Ice Man, whose story unfolds through an array of intriguing artifacts. From his leggings made of goat hide to his birch-bark container, each item reveals a different facet of this ancient individual's existence. Trades, Occupations - Through careful examination of these engravings, we delve into the trades and occupations that shaped Ice Man's world. His dagger and scabbard crafted from bast, leather, ash wood, and flint speak volumes about his skills as a craftsman. Leggings found with the Oetzi Iceman - These remarkable goat hide leggings not only protected him from harsh elements but also showcased his resourcefulness in utilizing available materials. They offer us a window into how he adapted to survive in an unforgiving environment. Birch-bark container found with the Oetzi Iceman - This simple yet ingenious creation serves as evidence of Ice Man's ingenuity. The birch-bark container demonstrates his ability to store essential items for long journeys or perhaps even medicinal purposes. Cap found with the Oetzi Iceman - A woolen cap or hood discovered alongside him sheds light on Ice Man's fashion sense while providing warmth during freezing winters. It symbolizes both practicality and style in an era long gone. Arrows and bow found with the Oetzi Iceman - These wooden tools reveal Ice Man's prowess as a hunter-gatherer. With precision-crafted arrows stored in a chamois leather quiver, he skillfully navigated nature's challenges to secure sustenance for survival. Tassel with pierced round disc found with the Oetzi Iceman - This intricate piece showcases Ice Man’s attention to detail and artistic sensibilities.