Question

this bog body was discovered in northern germany in 1952.
cashel man and other bog bodies can tell us a lot about
the past. one scientist, eamonn kelly, says, \i see these
bodies as ambassadors who have come down to us from
a former time with a story to tell. i think if we can tell that
story in some small measure we can give a little added
meaning to those lives that were cut short.\
fill in the blanks to explain how
bog bodies can tell us a lot about
the past.
bog bodies are mummies. some
are so well pre it you
can see hair on bog
body. cashel m injuries.
this told scientists he had been
. cashel man lived
during the bronze age. this told
scientists that bronze age people
buried in bogs.

Explanation:

Bog bodies are preserved human remains found in peat bogs. They are often well - preserved due to the anaerobic (oxygen - free), acidic, and cold conditions of the bogs. The first blank is "mummies" as bog bodies are similar to mummies in their state of preservation. "Preserved" is the word for the second blank as it describes how well - kept the bodies are. If a bog body like Cashel Man has injuries, it can tell scientists about violence or conflict in the past. And if a bog body is from the Bronze Age, it indicates that Bronze Age people had a practice of burying (the last blank) their dead in bogs.

Answer:

Bog bodies are mummies. Some are so well preserved that you can see hair on the bog body. Cashel Man had injuries. This told scientists he had been in a violent situation (for example). Cashel Man lived during the Bronze Age. This told scientists that Bronze Age people buried their dead in bogs.